Buy - Kodak 620 Film

Since 620 and 120 film are the same width, many photographers choose to adapt the more affordable and widely available 120 format.

: In a completely dark room or changing bag, you can manually wind 120 film onto an original metal 620 spool.

Specialty shops offer "new" 620 film by hand-rolling current film stocks onto compatible spools. buy kodak 620 film

Prices for a single roll of 620 film typically range from , reflecting the labor-intensive process of hand-respooling. Standard B&W : Roughly $13–$17 per roll. Premium Color (Portra/Ektachrome) : Roughly $29–$35 per roll. Vintage "New Old Stock" : You can find original, sealed Kodak 620 film

Although Kodak discontinued Go to product viewer dialog for this item. in 1995, you can still buy freshly spooled Since 620 and 120 film are the same

today from specialty retailers. This film is typically modern 120 film—such as or Kodak Gold 200 —professionally rerolled onto 620 spools. Where to Buy 620 Film

: Regardless of how you load the film, you almost always need an original 620 spool at the "take-up" end because the camera’s winding key is designed for the 620 spool's smaller slot. 620 Film - The Darkroom Photo Lab - Film Developing Prices for a single roll of 620 film

: You can use nail clippers or sandpaper to thin the plastic flanges of a 120 spool until it fits your 620 camera's film chamber.