Film cameras Reviews

Review Is this instant print camera with credit-card-sized sticky-backed prints and microSD storage the best of both worlds?

Review Ilford’s XP2S is a fine-quality black-and-white film that can be developed alongside your C41 color rolls

Review A valiant first effort at a color film – but I am holding out for version two

Review The Harman Reusable 35mm Film Camera comes with two rolls of Kentmere Pan ISO 400 black & white film, but that’s just for starters.

Review The Kodak Black & White Tri-X 400 Single Use Camera has ‘Professional’ written large on its packaging. That’s a bit of a stretch

Review The Harman EZ35 Reusable 35mm Film Camera comes complete with a roll of Ilford HP5 Plus black & white film and even a motorized film transport

Review The Harman Ilford HP5 Plus B&W Single Use Camera comes preloaded with a black & white roll of 35mm film and a battery, so you’re good to go

Review Lomography Simple Use Reloadable Film Camera LomoChrome Purple is a cut-price, reusable 35mm camera that aims to accentuate purple hues.

Review The Kodak Sport Single Use Camera features a watertight casing that’s not only splash-resistant but fully submersible.

Review The Kodak M35 Reloadable Film Camera comes in a huge range of color options, just add film and a battery.