Cheap Kodak Cameras

Not cheap, but way ahead of a lot of other cameras.

We shoot on a wide range of Canon and kodak film cameras.

Excellent , cheap option for beginners and for developing at home ..for scanning you must need tray for your scanner , doesn't like stay flat .. I used d76 , stop bath and Kodak fix pro and I get nice results!! Excelente opcin econmica , para comenzar en fotografa de carrete y revelado en casa , no le gusta quedarse plano al momento de escanearlo , necesitars la gua para tu escner, use Kodak d76 , bao de pare Kodak y Kodak fix ( fijador ) y obtuve buenos resultados!!

If you value your gear, this is the one to get!! Not cheap, but hey, my cameras and lenses are not cheap either!

Obviously a lower ASA than Portra 400, but when it's $5 a roll this or (kodak color plus) should be the first one you grab for everyday photography. It's cheap and dang is it good. Ultramax is also really great too..not as red, but very beautiful so honestly I think you can't go wrong with any of those 3 for the money when it's on sale. Buy it and you will not regret it. Just make sure you can get the 36 instead of the 24 so you get more shots hehe

Pretty standard and cheap color film don't really shoot too much color but when I do I can always depend on kodak gold.

Love Kodak Gold 200 as a great cheap film stock! Does what I need it to for casual photography, and works well in my AE-1 Program!

I use it for ordinary life photos for standard ISO settings. It is relatively cheap but decent film that contains Kodak color.

Cheap doesnt always mean it's less good, as this great product from Kodak proves once more. If you're on a budget are dedicated to shoot film till death do you part (I'm looking at you hashtag #staybrokeshootfilm), this deal is unbeatable on this side of the pond (there are cheaper deals in Europe if you look well), and will feed your hunger for unexposed 35mm film.

I've tried all sorts of canvas from Kodak (cheap) to outrageously expensive. For my market, this Kodak canvas works fine.