Explore Our Range of 120 Films for Medium-Format Cameras

Medium-format photography opens up a world of possibilities, and finding the right film will open up your process to them.

At digiDirect, you’ll find options for every style and project. Want vibrant, true-to-life colours? Our 120 Colour Negative Film is a popular choice. If you’re after bold contrasts and rich tones, check out 120 Colour Slide Film. For timeless black-and-white photography, explore our 120 Black and White Film collection.

And don’t forget the essentials! Keep your film safe and organised with durable 120 Film Cases—a must-have for any serious photographer.

Discover the Rich Detail of 120 Films

What makes medium format film so special? It’s all about the detail. The larger film size captures more information, giving you sharper images and a broader tonal range – every texture, shadow, and highlight beautifully rendered.

Imagine the difference this makes for landscapes, portraits, or any scene where the smallest detail matters.

Take black-and-white photography, for example. With 120 Black and White films, you’ll see a depth and contrast that’s hard to achieve with smaller formats. Or, if you prefer vivid hues, 120 Colour Slide Film creates images that practically pop off the page.

Medium format is your gateway to creating photographs that stand out.

Shop 120 Medium Format Film for Professional Photography

Professionals choose 120 medium format film for its consistency and versatility. It’s perfect for projects where quality matters, from studio portraits to fine art photography.

At digiDirect, we’ve curated a selection to suit all creative needs, with options for different ISO levels, colour profiles, and styles. When you shop with us, you’re not just buying film—you’re investing in your craft.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 120 film and 120 medium format film the same?

Yes, they are. "120 film" is often used interchangeably with "120 medium format film." Both refer to the same type of film used in medium-format cameras.

What are the differences between 120 film vs 35mm film?

The size is the biggest difference. 120 film is larger, capturing more detail and producing higher-resolution images. 35mm film, on the other hand, is smaller and more portable, making it ideal for quick, casual shots.

How do I choose 120 film for my camera?

Think about the look you’re going for. 120 Colour Negative Film is versatile and works well in most situations. 120 Colour Slide Film is ideal for vibrant, high-contrast images, while 120 Black and White Film is perfect for classic, dramatic shots. Always check your camera’s compatibility first.

Can I use 120 film in all medium format cameras?

Most medium format cameras are designed for 120 film, but it’s worth double-checking your camera’s manual. Some cameras also accept 220 film, which is longer and offers more exposure.