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When you see a deal too good to be true, the film is usually expired. That in itself is not a problem since film is usually still good years after the expiration date, especially when it was stored under good cooling conditions.
Try to find a nice local lab to support. If there is none in your city, you can try one of the big retail chains in your country. Make sure to check that the lab supports your films development process (C41, E6, B&W).
Black & white film developing is not very difficult and can be done without a darkroom. Look for a film developing starter kit or find a local photographer group which might even have a darkroom.
The films on this site should meet a few requirements: they are not a one-off production run, they are available from multiple international retailers and are (ideally) not just a simple rebranding of another film. You can find more complete lists on Wikipedia:
If this site generates enough interest, I’ll add these in the future. For now I only added film formats and processes I use myself.
If you would like to contribute to this site, contact me via the issues in the repository on GitHub:
It’s not easy to measure this. Currently it’s just the number of search results on a popular photo site. I’m very open to alternative ideas! Please let me know via the issues in the repository on GitHub if you have an idea:
This site is made by me, Sebastian. I’m happy to take your comments, additions and corrections to this site! Meanwhile you can find some of my personal photography on my personal website: