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Shoot the moment.
Keep the feeling.
Tested film cameras, honest guidance, beautiful film and fast lab processing — for people who want more than another photo on their phone.
- Tested & graded
- 6-month warranty
- C-41 dev + scan
- Ships worldwide
- Tracked deliveryUK, EU & worldwide
- 6-month warrantyTested & graded
- Free over €150On camera orders
- 30-day returnsNo-drama policy
The hero bundle
Your first 72 frames, sorted.
One 36-exposure roll becomes around 72 frames. More experiments. Less pressure. More memories.
- Pentax 17 half-frame camera
- 2 × Kodak Gold 200
- 2 × C-41 develop + standard scan credits
- 24 archival 4×6 prints
- Beginner's film field guide
- Camera setup included
Starter setFrom € demo pricing
Shop by feeling
Pick the picture you want to make — we'll point you at the body that makes it.
50 cameras people are actually shooting now.
Not museum pieces. Not marketplace roulette. Selected for usability, character, repairability and the sheer desire to pick them up again.
01Tested35mm half-frame compact
Pentax 17
72 reasons to take the long way home.
Best for: Twice the frames, half the pressure
Enthusiast
02Tested35mm SLR
Canon AE-1 Program
Point, shoot, then learn why it worked.
Best for: A first SLR you can grow into
Accessible
03Tested35mm SLR
Nikon FM2n
The last word in mechanical 35mm.
Best for: A mechanical body you can rely on forever
Enthusiast
04Tested35mm compact
Olympus MJU-II / Stylus Epic
The flash photograph of a generation.
Best for: The camera that lives in your jacket
Enthusiast
05Tested35mm half-frame compact
Kodak Ektar H35N
Half-frame for the price of a couple of develops.
Best for: The cheapest possible half-frame habit
Entry
06TestedFixed-lens rangefinder
Canonet QL17 GIII
The best value fast lens in film photography.
Best for: Rangefinder feel without rangefinder prices
Accessible- 07Tested
35mm autofocus SLR
Nikon F100
If your DSLR habits are hard to break, keep them.
Best for: Digital-speed shooting on film
Enthusiast - 08Tested
35mm premium compact
Contax T2
The compact that became a status object — and still earns it.
Best for: A luxury compact with manual aperture control
Premium - 09Tested
35mm SLR
Pentax K1000
No modes. No excuses. Just photography.
Best for: Learning the exposure triangle properly
Accessible - 10Tested
35mm rangefinder
Leica M6
The shutter you hear once and never forget.
Best for: Quiet, deliberate, lifelong shooting
Collector - 11Tested
Medium format SLR
Mamiya RB67 Pro-S
The cheapest route to an enormous negative.
Best for: Studio portraits at the lowest cost per square millimetre
Accessible
Film lab · NRW
The best part happens after the shutter.
Step 1
Drop-off
Step 2
Develop
Step 3
Scan
Step 4
Print
Step 5
Delivered
Demo pricing and turnaround — confirmed at intake.
The film
Warm light. Honest grain.
Soft warmth, saturated colour and visible-but-pleasing grain — built for the pictures that look even better a week later.
ISO 200 · C-41
Kodak Gold 200
A low-speed colour negative film that combines colour saturation, fine grain and high sharpness — soft warmth for the pictures that look even better a week later.
ISO 400 · C-41
Kodak Ultramax 400
The everyday 400-speed film: fast enough for indoor flash work, cheap enough to shoot without hesitation.
ISO 400 · C-41
Kodak Portra 400
The professional colour negative standard: wide latitude, restrained contrast and colour that holds up under any scan.
ISO 800 · C-41
Kodak Portra 800
For the hours after sunset, when a 400-speed film starts asking too much of your hands.
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