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Buy Photographic Film in Kyiv — 135, 120/220, Polaroid

Colour, black-and-white, slide, and experimental film stocks

Fujifilm Velvia 100 — 135 colour slide film, ISO 100, E-6In Stock

Fujifilm Velvia 100 is one of the most celebrated slide films for photographers who love vivid, clean, and saturated colour. It excels wherever colour expressiveness matters: landscapes, nature, urban details, travel, product photography, and studio work with controlled light.

ORWO Wolfen NC 500 — 135 colour film, 36 exp, best before 12/2026In Stock

ORWO Wolfen NC 500 is a 135 colour negative film with 36 exposures and a distinctive cinematic character. It is the first film released by ORWO after decades of dormancy — part of the revival of this legendary East German manufacturer.

Agfa Color Portrait XPS 160 — colour film 220, 24 exp, expiredIn Stock

Agfa Color Portrait XPS 160 is an expired professional 220 colour negative film with 24 exposures. It has a portrait-oriented character, soft contrast and natural skin-tone rendering. It requires a camera or film back that supports 220; development is standard C-41. Because of its age, results are not guaranteed.

ORWO Chrom UT 18 — 135 slide film, ISO 12In Stock

ORWO Chrom UT 18 is an expired 135 colour reversal slide film. Its nominal speed is DIN 18 / ISO 50, but because of age and unknown storage conditions, I recommend exposing it at EI/ISO 12–25 with bracketing. Results are not guaranteed.

Kodak Portra 400 NC — 135 colour film, ISO 400, expired 07/2005In Stock

Kodak Portra 400 NC is an expired 135 colour negative film, ISO 400, dated 07/2005. Condition is unknown, so expose at EI/ISO 25 or lower with bracketing. It uses the standard C-41 process; results are not guaranteed.

Kodak Portra 400 — 120 colour film, ISO 400, expired 12/2016In Stock

Kodak Portra 400 is one of the most beloved colour films in the world. The 120 format delivers a large negative with rich detail, fine grain, and neutral colour rendition. This roll expired in 12/2016 — roughly 10 years past its date. When stored properly, Portra ages gently: contrast drops slightly, a light base fog may appear, but the overall character remains intact.

CineMot Açores 400PIn Stock

CineMot Açores 400P

135B&WISO 40036 exp

Açores: CineMot film with Portuguese character

CineMot Amália 100DIn Stock

CineMot Amália 100D

135B&WISO 10036 exp

Amália: CineMot film with Portuguese character

CineMot Coimbra 250DIn Stock

CineMot Coimbra 250D

135B&WISO 25036 exp

Coimbra: CineMot film with Portuguese character

CineMot Fado 200DIn Stock

CineMot Fado 200D

135B&WISO 20036 exp

Fado: CineMot film with Portuguese character

CineMot Lisboa 1999In Stock

CineMot Lisboa 1999

135ColourISO 40036 exp

Lisboa 1999: colour film with a soft vintage character

CineMot Pessoa 400DIn Stock

CineMot Pessoa 400D

135B&WISO 40036 exp

Pessoa: CineMot film with Portuguese character

CineMot Porto 1987In Stock

CineMot Porto 1987

135ColourISO 20036 exp

Porto 1987: CineMot film with Portuguese character

Kosmo Foto Mono 100In Stock

Kosmo Foto Mono 100

135B&WISO 10036 exp

Kosmo Foto Mono 100: black-and-white 35mm film

Tasma KN-2In Stock

Tasma KN-2

135B&WISO 3236 exp

Tasma KN-2: old black-and-white cine film for experiments

Film You Can Buy in Kyiv

  • 135 — cassette 35mm film for compact, SLR, and rangefinder cameras.
  • 120/220 — medium format film for compatible cameras.
  • Polaroid 600, i-Type, and Go — different non-interchangeable packs for different cameras.
  • Colour, black-and-white, slide, experimental, and expired film.

How to Choose Film

Film Lab Store offers photographic film in Kyiv: 135 / 35mm film, medium format 120/220 film, and Polaroid 600, i-Type, and Go packs. You can find colour, black-and-white, slide, experimental, and expired film with honest condition notes and exposure recommendations. Important: Polaroid 600, i-Type, and Go packs are not interchangeable and fit different cameras. I can also help you choose film for your camera and arrange film development and scanning separately.

FAQ

What film should I choose for my first analogue camera?
Start with 135 colour film at ISO 400 — Kodak Gold or Fujifilm 400 are good picks if available. 135 is the standard cassette format commonly known as 35mm film, used by most compact and SLR cameras. It handles a wide range of lighting conditions and is forgiving of small exposure mistakes.
What does 135 format mean?
135 is the standard cassette film format commonly referred to as 35mm film. It is used by most compact cameras, SLRs, and rangefinders.
Can I shoot expired film?
Yes, but results can be unpredictable: colour shifts, fogging, increased grain, or lower sensitivity. It is typically recommended to expose at a lower ISO and shoot in good light.
What is the difference between Polaroid 600, i-Type, and Go?
These are different film pack formats for different cameras. Polaroid 600 is for vintage 600-series cameras, i-Type is for modern Polaroid Now/Lab cameras, and Go is only for the compact Polaroid Go. The packs are not interchangeable.
Can I order film development and scanning together with film?
Yes. Message me on Telegram or place a separate order for developing and scanning. I'll help you choose the right process and conditions.
Can I buy film in Kyiv with delivery?
Yes. You can order film online, with pickup in Kyiv or shipping by Nova Poshta available. Pickup and delivery details can be arranged via Telegram. Availability depends on the specific batch and format.
How do I know which film fits my camera?
Check your camera format: most compacts and SLRs use 135 format (cassette 35mm film), medium format cameras most commonly use 120, while 220 only fits cameras or film backs that support this format. Polaroid cameras need a specific pack type: 600, i-Type, or Go. If unsure — message me on Telegram.
Where can I buy film in Kyiv?
You can order photographic film online from Film Lab Store. It is a small personal film shop in Kyiv with limited stock from a private collection and selected batches. Availability depends on the specific item, and pickup or delivery details can be arranged via Telegram.
What is the difference between 120 and 220 film?
120 and 220 are medium format film types. 220 gives roughly twice as many exposures, but only works with cameras or film backs that support 220. If your camera supports only 120, you should not use 220 film.
How should I store film after buying it?
Store photographic film in a cool, dry place or in a refrigerator — especially if it is expired or rare film. Before shooting, let the film warm up to room temperature while still sealed.