Cheapest place to buy film?

[sjb]

As it says in the title fellers,where do you buy your film please?

 

[djguru]

There's been a few threads re this but for starters I've got both colour and mono film delivered from both Ag-Photographic and 7DayShop.

Dave

 

[sjb]

Thanks Dave.

 

[CaptainPenguin]

I got some Kodakolour 200 from the poundshop and its not bad at all

 

[Thmaga]

There is an excellent post regarding film and development here

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showpost.php?p=3873303&postcount=2

I'll add mailshots to the list, not used them myself, but seen them recommended a few times on here.

The poundland stuff is okay, but i don't use it unless I'm testing a camera, its far too grainy for my liking.

 

[flash-gordon]

You can try macodirect.
I've bought severall films there and for the best prices I've found.

 

[robhooley167]

discount film direct have a good range as well, silverprint have a massive range but their postage is steep

 

[Superewza]

Cheapest place to buy film these days is almost always going to be poundland.

 

[excalibur2]

Cheapest place to buy film these days is almost always going to be poundland.

Yeah but I want superia and Reala for a £1 :shrug:......there is one other place for cheap film and it's Tudor colour for £1.01p, but the catch is delivery cost.

 

[Superewza]

Yeah, don't we all

Still, that's not what the OP asked. You could quite easily argue that as long as the film stock isn't horribly bad or hard to work with then it doesn't really matter when you're starting out in film - it's more important to learn how to use the medium itself before you start worrying about which emulsion is best for you.