Choosing film
Ask people who use film every day
We operate a working film lab as well as a camera shop. Bring a camera in or tell us what you plan to photograph and we can help narrow down the choice.
Current stock shown
Online quantity reflects Brighton shop stock
Collect in Brighton
67 Trafalgar Street, one minute from the station
10% lab-customer discount
Eligible film, when ordering through My Film
Develop it here
Colour and black-and-white processed in-house
Film from a working lab
Buy it here. Shoot it. Bring it back.
Contact the lab
Stock
What you see online is what is available
Use the product stock display to check current availability before travelling. Film is sold for collection from the Brighton shop.
After shooting
Bring the film back for processing
We develop C-41 colour and black-and-white film in-house, with JPEG or TIFF digital images, optional C-Type photographic prints and one-hour turnaround options.
Lab-customer discount
10% off eligible film for Picture This Film Lab customers.
Sign in to My Film to order film for collection. The discount is applied automatically in your cart to eligible film. There is no minimum quantity.
Buying film
Film shop FAQ
Is the stock level on the website current?
The product page displays the current available quantity. Stock can change during the day, so check again before making a special journey.
Can film be posted to me?
No. Film stock and prices are shown online so you can check availability before visiting. Film is sold from our Brighton shop and is not posted.
How does the lab-customer film discount work?
Sign in to My Film and order eligible film for collection. Your 10% lab-customer discount is applied automatically in the cart. No minimum quantity or discount code is needed.
How do I know whether this film fits my camera?
Check whether the camera takes 35mm, 120 or another format and compare that with the product title and variant. Bring the camera into the shop when you are uncertain.
How should I store unused film?
Keep film cool, dry and away from direct sunlight. For longer storage, refrigeration is useful; allow a chilled film to return to room temperature before opening its packaging.
Can you develop the film after I shoot it?
Yes. We process C-41 colour and black-and-white film in-house. Bring it to the Brighton shop or place a mail-order developing order before posting.
Collect from Picture This Film Lab
Film, cameras and developing in central Brighton.
Browse film online, then collect from our shop one minute from Brighton Station. Ask us about film choice, camera compatibility or processing at the counter.
Address
Picture This Film Lab67 Trafalgar Street
Brighton
BN1 4EB
Opening hours
Monday–Saturday
10.30am–5.30pm
Good to know
Current film stock is displayed on each product page.