Film, much like Lomographers, comes in many shapes, sizes, and
kinds. Standard film formats are: - 135 or 35mm film (used in
cameras like the LC-A+ and Fisheye) - 120 or medium format film
(used in cameras like the Diana F+ and Lubitel 166+) - 4×5,
8×10, etc. called large format film or sheet film (used in old-
timey view cameras) Standard film types are: - color negative -
color positive or slide - black and white The most easily
procured and processed film is 135 or 35mm color negative film.
This is the film that you can buy and get developed at
drugstores or one-hour photo labs. 120 film, slide film, black
and white film, and infrared film must be processed at the
professional photo lab of your choice. You can usually find
these types of films at professional photo labs or camera supply
stores. Infrared film is film that is simply sensitive to a
larger spectrum of light than our eyeballs are. It can yield
other-worldly looking images when exposed correctly, and can be
devastating when it’s not. True infrare