120 Film

How to Choose the Right 120 Film

Choosing the right 120 film depends on the kind of images you want to create and the way you like to shoot. Some photographers prefer a versatile film stock for everyday medium format photography, while others are looking for a film better suited to portraits, landscapes, studio sessions or a specific visual style. When comparing 120 film, it helps to think about colour, contrast, grain and the shooting conditions you expect to work in.

This collection brings together a range of 120 film options so you can find the right roll for your camera, your workflow and the look you want to achieve. If you are also shooting smaller format film cameras, you can browse our 35mm film collection for more film choices.

Colour and Black & White 120 Film Options

120 film is available in both colour and black and white formats, giving photographers flexibility across different styles of medium format photography. Colour 120 film is often chosen for portraits, travel, lifestyle photography and scenes where tone and palette matter. Black and white 120 film is popular for photographers who want stronger contrast, texture and a more timeless or expressive result.

If you are deciding between film types, colour film is often a practical choice for general use, while black and white film can be ideal for more mood-driven or classic medium format work. This collection is designed to help you compare both options in one place before you buy.

Why Photographers Choose 120 Film

120 film remains a popular choice for photographers who want the look and experience of medium format photography. Many photographers choose 120 film for its distinctive rendering, slower pace and creative shooting process. It is often used for portrait work, personal projects, landscapes, editorial-style photography and anyone who enjoys a more deliberate way of making images.

If you are exploring film photography more broadly, you can also visit our film photography blog for more inspiration, guides and film-related content.

Develop Your 120 Film with Irohas Photo

After you finish your roll, Irohas Photo can help you develop your 120 film and turn your shots into finished images. Our film processing services make it easier to move from buying film to processing it through the same store.

If you are looking for 120 film in Australia and want a convenient place to develop your medium format film after shooting, Irohas Photo brings both together in one destination.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 120 film?

120 film is a roll film format commonly used for medium format photography. It is popular with photographers who want a different shooting experience and image look compared with standard 35mm film.

Is 120 film medium format?

Yes. 120 film is one of the most widely used film formats for medium format cameras. It is commonly used for portrait photography, landscape work and creative film projects.

Is 120 film still available?

Yes. 120 film is still available and continues to be used by photographers who shoot medium format film cameras. Both colour and black and white 120 film options are still sold today.

Can you still buy 120 film?

Yes. You can still buy 120 film online from Irohas Photo. This collection includes medium format film options for a range of shooting styles and creative needs.

Where can I develop 120 film?

After shooting, you can develop your 120 film with Irohas Photo. This makes it easier to buy your film and process it through the same store.

How much is 120 film?

The price of 120 film depends on the film stock, brand and type you choose. This collection brings together different 120 film options so you can compare products and select the right roll for your budget and shooting style.