Film cameras Reviews

Review The Kodak Funsaver Single Use Camera aims to let you capture fun moments on film without any hassle.

Review The Lomography Simple Use Reloadable Film Camera Color Negative aims for pocket-sized photo fun with ‘dazzling, saturated colors’.

Review Ilford HP5 Plus is a quality and consistent black-and-white film, but a big plus is the price

review The self-contained Kodak Reels Film Digitizer brings 8mm and Super 8 film into the digital era, with the minimum of fuss

review Can this retro-styled 120 film roll-powered plastic camera bring medium format photography to the masses?

Review Digital perfection be damned! Can Lomography’s strictly analogue Sprocket Rocket re-introduce us all to the warts-and-all joys of shooting film?

review Canon’s crack at the instant print camera market is one of the coolest and most portable examples. But is image quality up to scratch?

review The Kodak Ektar H35 doubles the shot-count of a film roll, but its lo-fi results are far from tack-sharp.

Review Potentially one of the last affordable films offers quality above its low price tag

Review Entry-level point-and-shoot instant print camera with an accent on affordable fun rather than true photographic quality