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Compare 30+ current and classic stocks by ISO, format, grain, latitude and character. Filter, sort and find the right emulsion for the light you actually have.

53 stocks

Brand / model ISO Type Formats Grain Latitude Character Best for Push / pull Price
Kodak Portra 160 160 Color negative 35mm, 120, sheet Very fine Wide The cleanest of the Portra family: neutral skin tones, soft contrast, extremely fine grain. Portrait · Fashion · Studio -1 to +1 $$$
Kodak Portra 400 400 Color negative 35mm, 120, sheet Fine Very wide The professional all-rounder. Beautiful skin tones and huge latitude that rescues backlit and mixed-light scenes. Portrait · Travel · Documentary -1 to +3 $$$
Kodak Portra 800 800 Color negative 35mm, 120 Medium Wide Warm, high-speed portrait film with visible but pleasing grain. A low-light colour staple. Portrait · Night / low light · Documentary -1 to +2 $$$
Kodak Ektar 100 100 Color negative 35mm, 120 Very fine Moderate The world's finest-grain colour negative: saturated reds, punchy contrast, slide-like look. Landscape · Architecture · Travel -1 to +1 $$
Kodak Gold 200 200 Color negative 35mm, 120 Medium Wide Golden, nostalgic colour with warm highlights. The classic consumer daylight film. Travel · Street · Beginners -1 to +1 $
Kodak ColorPlus 200 200 Color negative 35mm Medium Wide Affordable, warm and slightly muted; a forgiving everyday roll for experiments. Street · Beginners · Travel -1 to +1 $
Kodak UltraMax 400 400 Color negative 35mm Coarse Wide Vivid consumer speed film; strong blues and greens, very tolerant of bad light. Street · Travel · Beginners -1 to +1 $
Kodak Pro Image 100 100 Color negative 35mm Fine Moderate Professional portrait film with warm, natural skin tones and restrained saturation. Portrait · Fashion · Studio -1 to +1 $$
Fujifilm C200 200 Color negative 35mm Medium Wide Cool, airy greens and soft contrast; the reference for a light Japanese look. Street · Travel · Beginners -1 to +1 $
Fujifilm Superia X-TRA 400 400 Color negative 35mm Coarse Wide Gritty, green-leaning colour with real character under artificial light. Street · Night / low light · Documentary -1 to +2 $
Fujifilm Pro 400H 400 Color negative 35mm, 120 Fine Very wide Minty, pastel rendering and famously wide latitude; a discontinued cult favourite. Portrait · Fashion · Travel -1 to +3 $$$
CineStill 50D 50 Color negative 35mm, 120 Very fine Moderate Daylight cinema stock in a still camera: ultra-clean, slightly cool, superb for daylight portraits. Portrait · Landscape · Fashion -1 to +1 $$$
CineStill 400D 400 Color negative 35mm, 120 Fine Wide Versatile daylight-balanced cinema emulsion; soft halation on highlights. Portrait · Travel · Documentary -1 to +2 $$$
CineStill 800T 800 Color negative 35mm, 120 Coarse Wide Tungsten cinema stock with the signature red halation around highlights. Made for neon nights. Night / low light · Street · Experimental -1 to +2 $$$
Kodak Vision3 250D 250 Color negative 35mm (bulk), 120 (bulk) Fine Wide The workhorse motion-picture daylight stock; neutral, filmic, needs remjet removal. Documentary · Fashion · Portrait -1 to +2 $$
Kodak Vision3 500T 500 Color negative 35mm (bulk), 120 (bulk) Medium Wide Tungsten-balanced cinema speed film; the backbone of night exteriors and moody interiors. Night / low light · Documentary · Experimental -1 to +2 $$
Harman Phoenix 200 200 Color negative 35mm Coarse Moderate First new UK-made colour emulsion in decades: bold reds, soft detail, deliberately imperfect. Experimental · Street · Beginners -1 to +2 $$
Lomography Color Negative 800 800 Color negative 35mm, 120 Coarse Wide Playful, saturated, high-speed colour with punchy contrast for available-light shooting. Night / low light · Street · Experimental -1 to +2 $$
Fujifilm Provia 100F 100 Color slide / reversal 35mm, 120, sheet Very fine Narrow Accurate, neutral professional slide film; the standard for scanning and projection. Landscape · Architecture · Studio -1/2 to +1/2 $$$
Fujifilm Velvia 50 50 Color slide / reversal 35mm, 120, sheet Very fine Narrow Legendary saturated slide film; deep reds and greens, unforgiving exposure. Landscape · Nature -1/2 to +1/2 $$$
Fujifilm Velvia 100 100 Color slide / reversal 35mm, 120, sheet Very fine Narrow Velvia colour at a more usable speed; slightly warmer than Velvia 50. Landscape · Nature · Architecture -1/2 to +1/2 $$$
Kodak Ektachrome E100 100 Color slide / reversal 35mm, 120, sheet Very fine Narrow Clean, neutral modern slide film with gentle contrast and excellent scanning behaviour. Landscape · Portrait · Architecture -1 to +1 $$$
Ilford HP5 Plus 400 400 Black & white 35mm, 120, sheet Medium Very wide The definitive all-purpose B&W film: tolerant, pushable to 3200 and beyond, full of texture. Documentary · Street · Portrait -1 to +3 $
Ilford FP4 Plus 125 125 Black & white 35mm, 120, sheet Fine Wide Classic medium-speed B&W with a long tonal scale and beautiful separation. Landscape · Portrait · Architecture -1 to +2 $
Ilford Delta 100 100 Black & white 35mm, 120, sheet Very fine Moderate Modern tabular-grain B&W; crisp detail and fine grain for large prints. Landscape · Architecture · Studio -1 to +1 $$
Ilford Delta 400 400 Black & white 35mm, 120 Fine Wide The fine-grain speed option: Delta tonality with practical ISO 400 flexibility. Documentary · Portrait · Street -1 to +2 $$
Ilford Delta 3200 3200 Black & white 35mm, 120 Very coarse Wide Designed for extreme low light; dramatic grain and glow when pushed. Night / low light · Documentary · Experimental 0 to +2 $$
Ilford Pan F Plus 50 50 Black & white 35mm, 120 Very fine Narrow Slow, silky-smooth B&W with exceptional micro-detail; demands stable light. Landscape · Architecture · Studio -1/2 to +1 $
Kodak Tri-X 400 400 Black & white 35mm, 120, sheet Coarse Very wide The photojournalist's classic: gritty grain, strong contrast, unequalled pushability. Documentary · Street · Night / low light -1 to +3 $$
Kodak T-Max 100 100 Black & white 35mm, 120, sheet Very fine Moderate Kodak's finest-grained B&W; smooth tonality and superb sharpness. Landscape · Architecture · Studio -1 to +1 $$
Kodak T-Max 400 400 Black & white 35mm, 120, sheet Fine Wide High-speed tabular grain with fine detail and clean highlights; excellent for scanning. Documentary · Portrait · Street -1 to +2 $$
Kodak T-Max P3200 3200 Black & white 35mm Coarse Wide True high-speed B&W for available darkness; surprisingly controlled grain for the speed. Night / low light · Documentary · Experimental -1 to +1 $$
Kodak Double-X 5222 250 Black & white 35mm (bulk), 120 (bulk) Medium Wide Cinema B&W stock with rich blacks and a distinctive old-Hollywood tonality. Portrait · Documentary · Experimental -1 to +2 $
Foma Fomapan 100 100 Black & white 35mm, 120, sheet Fine Moderate Inexpensive Czech classic with old-school tonality and good darkroom behaviour. Beginners · Landscape · Architecture -1 to +2 $
Foma Fomapan 400 400 Black & white 35mm, 120, sheet Coarse Wide Budget high-speed B&W with pronounced grain and a classic documentary feel. Documentary · Street · Beginners -1 to +2 $
Kentmere Pan 400 400 Black & white 35mm, 120 Medium Wide Ilford's value line: dependable, flexible and cheap enough to shoot daily. Beginners · Street · Documentary -1 to +2 $
Bergger Pancro 400 400 Black & white 35mm, 120, sheet Medium Wide Dual-emulsion B&W with a long, cinematic tonal range and fine highlight roll-off. Portrait · Documentary · Landscape -1 to +2 $$
Shanghai GP3 100 100 Black & white 35mm, 120, sheet Medium Moderate China's long-running classic B&W stock; simple, grainy and full of retro charm. Beginners · Street · Experimental -1 to +1 $
Fujifilm Fujicolor 100 100 Color negative 35mm Fine Moderate Japan-domestic daylight film with clean neutrals and slightly cool greens. Travel · Street · Beginners -1 to +1 $
Rollei RPX 100 100 Black & white 35mm, 120 Fine Wide Classic medium-speed B&W with a long tonal scale and forgiving exposure. Landscape · Portrait · Beginners -1 to +2 $
Rollei RPX 400 400 Black & white 35mm, 120 Medium Wide Reliable everyday B&W with classic grain and strong pushability. Street · Documentary · Beginners -1 to +3 $
Rollei Retro 80S 80 Black & white 35mm, 120 Very fine Moderate Superpanchromatic, very fine grain and high contrast; dramatic skies with a red filter. Landscape · Architecture · Nature -1 to +1 $$
Adox CHS 100 II 100 Black & white 35mm, 120, sheet Fine Moderate Classic single-layer B&W with old-school tonality and fine grain. Landscape · Portrait · collectible -1 to +2 $$
Adox Silvermax 100 100 Black & white 35mm, sheet Very fine Moderate High-silver emulsion with exceptional detail and a distinctive tonal curve. Landscape · Studio · Architecture -1 to +1 $$
JCH StreetPan 400 400 Black & white 35mm Medium Moderate High-contrast street film with deep blacks and a graphic look. Street · Documentary · Experimental -1 to +2 $
Foma Fomapan 200 200 Black & white 35mm, 120, sheet Fine Moderate Inexpensive medium-speed B&W with classic tonality; a value all-rounder. Beginners · Landscape · Portrait -1 to +2 $
Kentmere Pan 100 100 Black & white 35mm, 120 Fine Moderate Ilford value line at ISO 100: crisp, dependable and inexpensive. Beginners · Landscape · Street -1 to +2 $
Ilford XP2 Super 400 400 Black & white 35mm, 120 Very fine Very wide Chromogenic B&W developed in C-41: very fine grain and huge latitude. Portrait · Documentary · Beginners -2 to +2 $
Ferrania P30 80 Black & white 35mm Very fine Narrow Italian cinema-style B&W with deep blacks and low grain; expose carefully. Portrait · Experimental · Documentary -1 to +1 $$
ORWO N74 400 Black & white 35mm (bulk) Medium Wide Classic German cinema B&W, often rated at 250 for finer grain. Documentary · Night / low light · Experimental -1 to +2 $
Lomography Color Negative 100 100 Color negative 35mm, 120 Fine Moderate Playful, saturated daylight colour with punchy contrast. Travel · Street · Beginners -1 to +1 $
Lomography Color Negative 400 400 Color negative 35mm, 120 Medium Wide Flexible speed colour with a warm, slightly retro palette. Travel · Street · Documentary -1 to +2 $
Lomography Lady Grey 400 400 Black & white 35mm, 120 Medium Wide Smooth B&W with soft contrast and a gentle tonal roll-off. Portrait · Street · Beginners -1 to +2 $

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