120 Black And White Film

[120] 120 film is hard to find that is not expired or either expensive. I found both color and black and white here. I searched high and low for it. My son just got into photography and his grandmother gave him an older 1940's 120 film camera and he has been chomping at the bit to try it out. Now he can and as a novice spending a lot of money is not conducive for him at this moment. Will definitely make this one of my top places to purchase camera products.

[Polypropylene] I use black and white and color 120 roll film in an old Hasselblad 500CM and have the film developed only. The photo processor does not have sleeves nor any type of storage for the developed film. I store in the sleeves to scan and digitally print at my studio. The sleeves are easy to use and store

[RMS = 11] Had lots of 120 Black & White film left by my father who was in the Nary during WWII. Had no idea of what I had until I received the Wolverine Saturn which instantly translates each negative to a positive viewable picture. With the push of the save button a copy of the picture is saved on a ssd card which can be removed and then plugged into my MAC. I know other film readers are not large enough to do 120 film so very happy with the Saturn since it also works with my 35mm color film and 35mm slides. If you have lots of film that your children do not want to inherit this is the way to give them all digital copies and let them decide what to keep. Best purchase I have made in a while.

if you like to do black and white film photography you will want to have 2 or 3 of these tanks.

[16 mm] This is by far my favorite black and white film stock.

[1.6 lb] if you like to do black and white film photography you will want to have 2 or 3 of these tanks.

[200] Ilford’s SFX has become my current “go to” black and white film.

[0.07 lb] One of the best looking black and white films out. You will get great looking photos with this film.

[39 mm] Really brings out the contrast on black and white film!

[Fixed Focus] Very interesting results with this black and white film.