Colour Negative Films

Colour negative films - Diverse selection for every application

There was a time when things looked bad for analogue photography. With the increasing spread of digital photo technology, compact digital cameras and finally also digital SLR cameras, it came about that hardly any photographers were still interested in analogue photography. In the meantime, however, the trend is increasingly going back to good old analogue photography. There are several reasons for this. For example, many photographers enjoy the retro feeling that comes with taking pictures with an analogue camera.

Analogue photography requires more knowledge about photographic technology than digital cameras. With the latter, it is enough to press the shutter button. If a photo doesn't turn out, it is deleted or later reworked accordingly on the PC. It is not that simple in analogue photography. Here, for example, the photographer decides with the choice of film what the picture will look like later, he does not have as many attempts as he likes, he cannot check the result directly and the possibilities for later post-processing are also limited to the developing process. It is precisely this greater challenge that tempts many photographers to take a closer look at analogue photography.

The most important basis for analogue photography - apart from the actual camera - is of course the analogue film. In this context, colour negative films are very popular today. They offer photographers a wide range of different applications. Thus, in our shop you will find colour negative films for every demand: no matter whether you need a film for uncomplicated indoor shoots, for portrait, fashion or advertising photography or for photos in nature, you are sure to find what you are looking for in our shop. We also offer colour negative film for shooting with or without flash. The manufacturers represented in our range include:

• AfgaPhoto
• Fujifilm
• Kodak

These manufacturers still produce colour negative films for several formats and in different sensitivities, ranging from ISO 50 to ISO 800. Feel free to take a closer look at our range of colour negative films and choose the ones that suit your needs. If you are still unsure about your choice, feel free to scroll down to the bottom of the website. There we will give you more information about colour negative film and its advantages. We also provide tips for your purchase.

Colour negative films versus colour slide films - Which type of film do you prefer?

Basically, colour films can be divided into two major upper classes: First, there are films for colour slides, also called reversal films or colour slide films, and second, there are the films available here for photo prints, called colour negative films. Colour slide films are slide films. The film that is inserted into the analogue camera is therefore later directly cut into the slides that you receive after development. The situation is different with colour negative films: Here, the film is developed as negative film and then enlarged to make the colour photographic prints. Which type of film is best for you depends on both your individual requirements and the shooting situation in which you want to take photographs. Almost all amateur photographers nowadays shoot with colour negative films. They are simply more practical and offer many advantages: