Recipes by Film Stock

The industry standard for portrait and wedding photography. Known for exceptionally fine grain, natural skin tones, and wide exposure latitude. Renders soft, warm colours with smooth highlight roll-off.

Kodak's consumer favourite. Delivers warm, saturated colours with a distinctly golden cast — especially in sunlit scenes. The quintessential film for holiday and street photos.

Kodak's versatile consumer film with punchy colours and moderate grain. Great in mixed lighting and a popular choice for everyday shooting.

World's finest grain colour negative film. Extremely vivid, saturated colours — landscapes, travel and architecture in bright light. Sometimes too punchy for portraits.

Cinema-derived tungsten-balanced emulsion. Famous for its halation effect (glowing red halos around highlights) and moody blue-teal shadows. Perfect for night shooting and urban scenes.

Daylight-balanced cinema film with that signature CineStill glow. Fine grain for ISO 400, with a softer, dreamier palette than 800T. Great for golden-hour and outdoor portraiture.

Discontinued but beloved. Exceptional for overexposed portraiture — renders delicate pastel greens and blues with beautiful highlight detail. A favourite among wedding photographers.

Fujifilm's consumer staple. Cool, greenish-blue tones with moderate saturation and fine grain. Crisp rendering that suits street and travel photography.

The go-to black and white film for all-around shooting. Pushes beautifully to 1600 or 3200. Classic tonality with punchy midtones and controlled shadows.

Extreme speed, extreme grain, extreme atmosphere. The ultimate film for low-light concerts, documentary, and moody night photography. Grain is part of the aesthetic.