01 · Start with the light
Daylight film for sun and everyday colour; tungsten film for warm indoor light and cinematic night scenes.
HAND-ROLLED IN BERLIN
Small-batch colour, cinematic ECN-2 and black-and-white films prepared by hand in our Berlin lab. Choose by light, speed and mood.
FIND YOUR FILM
You do not need to know every emulsion. Begin with where you will photograph and how you want the result to feel.
Daylight film for sun and everyday colour; tungsten film for warm indoor light and cinematic night scenes.
Low ISO gives fine grain in bright light. Higher ISO gives more flexibility when the light becomes scarce.
Open each film to check whether it needs C-41, ECN-2, B&W or E-6 processing before you buy.
Shop film rolls for analogue photography, from 35mm colour and black-and-white film to cinematic and experimental stocks. Explore the current 35mm and 120 selection, including films prepared in-house by Berlin Photo Studio.
Start with the format: 35mm film, also called 135, is used in compatible compact and SLR cameras. 120 roll film is a different format for compatible medium-format cameras; the two are not interchangeable. Check the format, exposure count, ISO and processing instructions on each product page.
Choose colour negative, black-and-white, cinema or reversal film for the look you want. The development process matters: follow the C-41, ECN-2, black-and-white, E-6 or SCALA instruction printed on your chosen film, rather than assuming every colour film uses C-41.
Once you have exposed the roll, book film development and scanning in Berlin. Compare development-only, JPEG and TIFF options, then drop off in Berlin-Wedding or follow our mail-in instructions.