Seven years ago it looked like 35mm was a dead format. In the digital era though it still seems to thrive, with Kodak's recent announcement that it has re-opened a lab at the UK's Pinewood Studios - ...

I used Kodak Gold 200 35mm film, a roll (24 exposures) of which costs $6 / £8 on average. Developing film costs $20 / £17 on average which, in the long run, can become expensive.

Here are the best 35mm film options to use in 2024. ... Like the color Kodak film stocks mentioned earlier, the T-Max 100 is another modern, very fine grain stock.

The Kodak M35 35mm film reusable camera comes in black and lilac, with a price tag of $35. However, there is also the Kodak single use camera with a 27 exposure that has a price tag of $22.