Kodak

Kodak Ultra Max 400 Film is a worry-free, easy-to-use high speed film designed for all amateur photographers. It gives you the flexibility you n...

Kodak Gold 200 Film is a low-speed colour negative films that offer an outstanding combination of colour saturation, fine grain, and high sharpness...

Now made in the USA, this 16 fl.oz. Indicator Stop Bath is the new acidic stop bath from Kodak and includes a dye indicator for when the liquid is ...

Kodak Xtol is a real alternative to the current industry standard product of ID11 or D76. Its advanced formulation delivers speed, sharpness, an...

Kodak Ektachrome is available again. Their traditional colour reversal film not only offers vivid colour and extremely fine grain but also signific...

Kodak T-Max is a liquid developer that gives good results with most black and white films. It's particularly suited for T-Max films which can be pu...

Kodak HC-110 is a concentrated liquid developer for rapid development of most black and white films. It's particularly suited for scientific, techn...

Kodak's medium format colour reversal film not only offers vivid color and extremely fine grain, but also significantly increases the sharpness an...

We consider Dektol as Kodak's standard paper developer. Now available only in powder form, it is a high capacity black and white print developer de...

This is a continuous-tone panchromatic black-and-white negative film for general outdoor and indoor photography. It is especially useful for detail...

Kodak's recently relaunched PORTRA 800 film delivers best-in-class underexposure latitude and is the only colour negative film we sell with the abi...

Our opinion If you wanted to capture ultra-vivid images with ultra fine grain, only one film sprang to mind: Fuji Velvia. The exciting news i...

Kodak's ColorPlus film is considered as a budget 'Gold' film, ideal as an all-around colour print film with a slightly tuned down colour saturation...

Kodak D-76 is the same chemical as Ilford s ID11. It s the most widely used film developer in the black and white world as it is used for general-p...

Kodak D-76 is the same chemical as Ilford's ID11. It s the most widely used film developer in the black and white world as it is used for general-p...

For over 50 years, Kodak TRI-X has been of one of the best-loved monochrome films of all time. It remains Kodak's best-selling black-and-white f...

On 9 October 2007, Kodak introduced the new KODAK PROFESSIONAL T-MAX 400 Black-and-White Film, Now the World's Sharpest, Finest-Grained 400-Speed B...

A recent Kodak study found that 55% of photographers who shoot black-and-white prefer using film for their black and white work. It was therefore i...

Our opinion Kodak Professional Portra 160 film features a significantly more exceptional grain structure that improves scanning and enlargement ...

The new Kodak Portra 160 replaces the existing KODAK PROFESSIONAL PORTRA 160NC and 160VC Films.

Our opinion You cannot get a finer-grain, high-speed colour negative sheet film than Kodak Portra 400. At actual ISO 400 speed, it offers exc...

Kodak Gold 200 Film is a low-speed colour negative film with an outstanding combination of colour saturation, fine grain, and high sharpness. It i...

Kodak's ColorPlus film is considered as a budget 'Gold' film, ideal as an all-round colour print film with a slightly tuned down colour saturation ...