Buy Kodak 620 Film -

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

: 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. buy kodak 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 today from specialty retailers

from the 1960s–1980s on eBay or Etsy , but be aware that expired film may produce unpredictable results. Using 120 Film as an Alternative : Regardless of how you load the film,

Although Kodak discontinued Go to product viewer dialog for this item. in 1995, you can still buy freshly spooled

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