CURATED BY BERLIN PHOTO STUDIO
35mm Film Rolls
Selected by our independent analogue photography studio in Berlin, with clear options to help you choose.
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ECN-2 / Experimental 500T – 135/36 Cinematic Film -
ECN-2/C-41 – Berlin Photo Studio 250D – 135/36 Daylight Film -
ETERNA V160T ECN-2 – Fujifilm Tungsten Motion Picture Film (135/36) -
Hardline 400 – Black & White Film 135/36 -
ECN-2/C-41 – Dimension 800T – 135/36 -
ECN-2 125T – 135/36 Kodak Vision3 500T Cinematic Film -
Push 800 – Black & White Film 135/36 -
Midtone 200 – Black & White Film 135/36 -
B&W / Ortho+ 400 – 135/36 High Contrast Film -
B&W 1600 – High-Speed Black & White Film 135/36 -
Softgrain 100 – Black & White Film 135/36 -
ECN-2/C-41 – Prisma Cinematic 200 ISO – 135/36 Daylight Film -
ECN-2 – Pokémon 100T – 135/36 -
ECN-2 Budget 100T – 135/36 Cinematic Film -
ECN-2 Cinematic Film Bundle 35mm – 4 Rolls -
B&W – Sburro 6400 ISO – 135/36 -
ECN-2/ Juicy Lemons 50 ISO - 135/36 -
ECN-2/C-41 – Berlin Photo Studio 500T – 135/36 Cinematic Film -
ECN-2/C-41 – Crystal Cinematic 400 ISO – 135/36 -
ECN-2 / Eterna 8563 – 135/36 Cinematic Film -
SCALA / Adox Scala 50 B&W 135/36 -
ECN-2/C-41 Softone Cinematic 100 ISO 135/36 Daylight Film -
ECN-2 / Kodak Eastman 5297 – 135/36 Cinematic Film -
ECN-2 / EXR Ultra – 135/36 Cinematic Film
Buy 35mm film rolls for your compact camera or SLR. Explore colour negative, black-and-white, ECN-2 cinema and experimental films, including stocks prepared in-house by Berlin Photo Studio. Check each listing for the current price, availability and development process.
Choosing a 35mm / 135 film
35mm and 135 refer to the same film format. A listing marked 135/36 indicates a 35mm roll rated for 36 standard full-frame exposures. Before choosing a roll, check your camera’s film requirements and how it sets ISO, especially when using reloaded cassettes.
Compare the ISO rating, colour balance and sample images on each product page. Follow the recommended exposure settings for that specific stock, particularly with experimental or motion-picture film.
Choosing your first roll? Read our guide to choosing a first film roll for help with format, ISO and colour or black-and-white film.
Choose the matching development service
Follow the process shown on the film: C-41 colour development, black-and-white development or ECN-2 cinema-film development. For slide films and all scan options, see our development and scanning services.
Need a different format? Browse the complete film selection.