Top-rated products in the Analogue film category
Here's a ranking of the top rated products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've also added some key information about the products.
1. Kodak Gold 200
The Kodak Gold 200 is a versatile color film for the 35mm format that impresses with its fine color saturation and high sharpness. It offers an ISO 200 light sensitivity, which is well suited for daylight photography and can also be used with flash lighting or photo lamps (3400K) when filters are used. The film has a wide exposure tolerance, ranging from two stops underexposure to three stops overexposure, allowing flexibility in different lighting situations. Package: Contains 3 rolls. Exposure tolerance: Flexible from 2 stops under to 3 stops over exposure. Fine grain: Ideal for enlargements and high digital image quality when scanning. The film can be processed using the C-41 development process and is a good choice for everyday photography, events and travel photography, as it impresses with its fine grain and natural color reproduction.
2. Kodak 5 x Portra 400 Film 135/36
Professional photographers have appreciated KODAK PROFESSIONAL PORTRA films for years due to their consistently soft, natural reproduction of the entire range of skin tones. In this tradition, the new PORTRA 400 film is again the ideal choice for portrait and fashion photography, as well as for nature and travel photography, and generally for outdoor shots where quick movements need to be captured or where lighting cannot be controlled. With a sensitivity of true ISO 400, this film delivers spectacular skin tones and exceptional color saturation under a variety of lighting conditions.
3. Ilford HP5 Plus 400 135/36
A characteristic similar to the FP4 Plus but with slightly higher graininess. HP5 Plus is easy to process and delivers excellent results under almost all conditions. It can be exposed with adjusted development from E.I. 200/24° to E.I. 3200/36°.
4. Kodak Gold Film 135/24
The Kodak Gold 200 film is a medium-sensitive color negative film that offers very high sharpness and excellent enlarging capabilities. It is designed for exposure to daylight or electronic flash. Due to its wide exposure latitude, it still produces good image results even with overexposures of -2 to +4 stops.
Main areas of application:
- Landscape
- Portrait
- Wildlife photography
- Telephoto and action shots
- Snapshots
- Use in 35mm compact cameras
- Flash photography indoors.
5. Kodak 1x5 Portra 400 120
In this tradition, the new Portra 400 film is the ideal choice for portrait and fashion photography, as well as for nature and travel photography, and generally for outdoor shots where capturing fast movements is important or where lighting cannot be controlled. With a sensitivity of true ISO 400, this film delivers spectacular skin tones and exceptional color saturation under a wide range of lighting conditions.
6. Kodak Ektar 100 Professional Film 135/36
With a sensitivity of ISO 100, high saturation, and extremely vivid colors, Ektar 100 offers the finest, smoothest grain currently available in a color negative film. The film is ideally suited for scanning and is exceptionally good for enlargements in a 35mm negative film format.
7. Kodak Tri-X 400 Film 135/36
Enhance your black and white photos with Kodak 135 Tri-X 400/36. Kodak's Tri-X line is one of the best and most popular in black and white film photography. The unique feature of Tri-X is that it offers a great deal of flexibility in processing. This film allows for consistent contrast from shadows to highlights while maintaining a wide range of gray tones. This 135 Tri-X 400/36 black and white film is the perfect choice for subjects that are poorly lit or require a large depth of field and short exposure times.
8. Kodak Portra 800 Film 135/36
The optimized Kodak Professional Portra 800 film offers all the advantages of a high-sensitivity film combined with finer grain, higher sharpness, and natural skin tones, as well as natural color reproduction. Portra 800 film provides the best underexposure latitude in its class and can be pushed to 1600 when higher sensitivity is required. The film is perfect for long focal lengths, fast shots, and challenging lighting conditions, allowing you to capture dark details without flash.
9. Ilford HP5 Plus 135/24
Ilford's HP5 Plus black and white negative film offers a particularly wide exposure latitude and responds well to mixed and difficult lighting. It has a medium contrast for better overall control. The film has a nominal speed of ISO 400/27° when developed in standard black and white chemistry and responds well to push processing. HP5 Plus is a flexible film type that is ideal for general photographic applications in a variety of different lighting conditions.
10. Kodak Ultra Max 400 3x film 135/24
Pack of 3 films for all situations. From now on, the colors are even more vibrant. Kodak Ultra Max 400 film is the obvious choice when you want to take pictures in a variety of situations: indoors, outdoors, with flash, and for moving subjects.
