Mr. Negative

Love the film? Now you can own a bag! A practical and durable tote bag with printing on both sides. Inner zip pocket that can fit point & shoot camera...

Love the film? Now you can own a bag! A practical and durable tote bag with printing on both sides. Inner zip pocket that can fit point & shoot camera...

Fresh from Kodak, our Vision 3 200T 5213 cinema film is rolled into 35mm cassettes of 36exp ready to use in 35mm film cameras. DX coded for use in Point...

Fresh from Kodak, our Vision 3 250D 5207/7207 cinema film is rolled into recycled 35mm cassettes of 36exp ready to use in 35mm film cameras. DX Coded for use in Point...

700S is a 35mm tungsten balanced colour negative film that can be C-41 processed in any lab worldwide. For a clean image, shoot at ISO 400. For a grainy image,...

Bat Country is a tungsten balanced film, meaning it will cool down the yellowing look of lights when indoors and at night. We recommend shooting Bat Country at ISO 400,...

Love the film? Now you can own the bag. A practical and durable tote bag with printing on both sides. Inner zip pocket that can fit point & shoot camera...

DayLIGHT Robbery is an ISO 400 colour negative film that can be C-41 processed in any lab worldwide.  Mr. Negative suggests overexposing this film by 1 stop to bring out...

Mr. Negative No Frills is a 100 speed high contrast black & white film. This roll was developed in Ilfosol 3 (1+9) 25 Degrees 4:30mins DX Coded  35mm 36exp

You've heard of Vision 3....how about Vision 2? We've sourced some Vision 2 200T 5217 / 7217 from a Melbourne Cinematographer which has been kept in the freezer to keep...

Mr. Negative Same Same But Different 35mm 36exp Capture the world with a vibrant twist using Mr. Negative Same Same But Different 400 35mm 36exp. This ISO 400 color negative...

Mr. Negative Secret Sauce 35mm 36exp Unleash your creativity with Mr. Negative Secret Sauce ISO 100 35mm 36exp, a unique color negative film designed for photographers who crave a distinctive,...

When we first started shooting film, we were constantly searching for a particular look we’d seen similar to the movies in the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s. What first sparked our...