Roll film hi-res stock photography and images

GEORGE EASTMAN (1854-1932) American inventor of roll film and founder of the Eastman Kodak Company Stock Photo

RMCXEDMN–GEORGE EASTMAN (1854-1932) American inventor of roll film and founder of the Eastman Kodak Company

35 mm Roll Film Negative Isolated on White Background. Stock Photo

RFE0464F–35 mm Roll Film Negative Isolated on White Background.

Rolls of Fujifilm Superia 200 35mm colour negative roll film in canisters Stock Photo

RMPEJF3B–Rolls of Fujifilm Superia 200 35mm colour negative roll film in canisters

RMB3W71P–Film roll film strip

RMARWWPN–film

isolated roll of Kodak 35mm film in a digital world Stock Photo

RMA16G0E–isolated roll of Kodak 35mm film in a digital world

RFHGHM1P–Camera roll film

RMAAN8A8–A ROLL OF 35MM FILM

Exposed roll of 35mm B W Film Stock Photo

RMA8T3BG–Exposed roll of 35mm B W Film

Warnerke, Leon, 1834 - 1919, American inventor (photography), developer of the roll-film, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photo

RM2X2DFJ6–Warnerke, Leon, 1834 - 1919, American inventor (photography), developer of the roll-film, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE

RFA2WGDK–Unwound 35mm film cassette

Archive Kodak Developing and Printing Service Poster. ‘ Leave your films here’ B&W Verichrome roll film boxes featured with B&W prints coming out of boxes 1930s -1940's ‘special quick service ‘ Stock Photo

RM2GF9GD9–Archive Kodak Developing and Printing Service Poster. ‘ Leave your films here’ B&W Verichrome roll film boxes featured with B&W prints coming out of boxes 1930s -1940's ‘special quick service ‘

1950s, historical, young man loading negative roll film into the back of a film camera. This spool-wound photographic had paper backing which protected the film from white light exposure. Roll film was the popular film choice at this time. Stock Photo

RMKJ5253–1950s, historical, young man loading negative roll film into the back of a film camera. This spool-wound photographic had paper backing which protected the film from white light exposure. Roll film was the popular film choice at this time.

1951 British advertisement for Gevaert roll film. Stock Photo

RMPE5077–1951 British advertisement for Gevaert roll film.

Kodak Brownie Junior No 2 Camera, roll film camera, made In England in the 1930's. Stock Photo

RME1GGYT–Kodak Brownie Junior No 2 Camera, roll film camera, made In England in the 1930's.

Detail view of a roll of film spread out to capitalize on the naturally presented curvoes Stock Photo

RMAF1K4B–Detail view of a roll of film spread out to capitalize on the naturally presented curvoes

series object on white drying photographic film Stock Photo

RFAGJFMX–series object on white drying photographic film

communication media roll film reel film movie medial pictogram symbol Stock Photo

RFJ6GMJX–communication media roll film reel film movie medial pictogram symbol

Vintage old photographic roll film camera - this was made by Kodak Stock Photo

RMRK0CWG–Vintage old photographic roll film camera - this was made by Kodak

RMCXEDN3–GEORGE EASTMAN (1854-1932) American inventor of roll film and founder of the Eastman Kodak Company

Ilford Pan F Roll film on a white background Stock Photo

RMBY79FY–Ilford Pan F Roll film on a white background

Baby Rolleiflex roll film camera. Grey Stock Photo

RFAMN7DY–Baby Rolleiflex roll film camera. Grey

Ilford Envoy 120/620 roll film box camera, bakelite, c1953, Optimax lens, isolated against a white background Stock Photo

RMKH1A1J–Ilford Envoy 120/620 roll film box camera, bakelite, c1953, Optimax lens, isolated against a white background

RFAWN13X–120 roll Film and wrapper

RMBK4DW2–The roll-film camera, 1895

RFHGHY0P–Camera movie roll

Film interest in the 1940s. A man and woman are looking at what's on the film roll. The format is 35 mm film for proffessional filming and up to 1952 the film was made with nitrate. Kristoffersson Ref AC121-3. Sweden 1947 Stock Photo

RM2H3DHNY–Film interest in the 1940s. A man and woman are looking at what's on the film roll. The format is 35 mm film for proffessional filming and up to 1952 the film was made with nitrate. Kristoffersson Ref AC121-3. Sweden 1947

RMCRDGEA–Roll film

photography, cameras, Zeiss Ikon, roll-film, lens: Novar, Anastigmat, Germany, circa 1955, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo

RMBXJ794–photography, cameras, Zeiss Ikon, roll-film, lens: Novar, Anastigmat, Germany, circa 1955, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available

Rolls of Kodak Black and White 35mm Film Stock Photo

RMB0T41M–Rolls of Kodak Black and White 35mm Film

RM2WHX6AJ–1930s Agfa Roll Film Bellows Camera and photographic film advertisement with stylish lady holding an Agfa film camera, looking through the collapsible viewfinder. 'PHOTOGRAPHY WITH....AGFA' Isochrome and Isopan Black and White film cartons feautured with Agfa logo.. Germany

1950s, historical, photographic film, 127 negative roll film, being loaded into the back of a kodak 'Brownie' reflex box camera. The Brownie reflex was a popular camera model in this era, particularly amongst young people being inexpensive but being medium format and used well, would produce good results. Stock Photo

RMMP382P–1950s, historical, photographic film, 127 negative roll film, being loaded into the back of a kodak 'Brownie' reflex box camera. The Brownie reflex was a popular camera model in this era, particularly amongst young people being inexpensive but being medium format and used well, would produce good results.

RMGR82PF–Agfa Roll Film Bag

photographic film 35 mm roll frame illustration Stock Photo

RFW21B7K–photographic film 35 mm roll frame illustration

RFDRMK4R–Roll Film

RFB96ANN–Roll film, 120 format.

RFJ6GMK4–communication media roll film reel film movie medial pictogram symbol

RFAA78CM–Roll film colour negatives

GEORGE EASTMAN (1854-1932) American inventor of roll film and founder of the Eastman Kodak Company holding a box camera in 1890 Stock Photo

RMCXED4W–GEORGE EASTMAN (1854-1932) American inventor of roll film and founder of the Eastman Kodak Company holding a box camera in 1890

RMB395GK–Roll film 120 format brand Svema from Ukraine black and white

Vintage Kodachrome photographic roll film 120 pro-pack Stock Photo

RMCTNEBW–Vintage Kodachrome photographic roll film 120 pro-pack

RMKH1A2D–Ilford Envoy 120/620 roll film box camera, bakelite, c1953, Optimax lens, isolated against a white background

RFAWN0YX–120 roll Film and wrapper

RMARRY96–profile Fuji GSX 6x8cm roll film professional single lens reflex camera England UK United Kingdom GB Great Britain

Brownie camera for 127 format roll film Stock Photo

RFBHTA0J–Brownie camera for 127 format roll film

In the 1960s. A young female teacher with a film projector, mounting the film roll. Sometimes short films were shown in the classroom or in a special viewing room, not only for educational puroposes but for entertainment. The film had sound. Once the film roll was viewed, the film was rolled onto a reciever roll and needed to be winded back. Sweden 1968 ref CV77 Stock Photo

RM2K3PNBK–In the 1960s. A young female teacher with a film projector, mounting the film roll. Sometimes short films were shown in the classroom or in a special viewing room, not only for educational puroposes but for entertainment. The film had sound. Once the film roll was viewed, the film was rolled onto a reciever roll and needed to be winded back. Sweden 1968 ref CV77

Old Gossen Sixtino light meter, roll film, Rollei Eolleinar close-up lenses or filters Stock Photo

RMCRDGEE–Old Gossen Sixtino light meter, roll film, Rollei Eolleinar close-up lenses or filters

photography, cameras, Zeiss Ikon, Cocarette, for roll film, with lens: Nettar, Anastigmat, shutter: Derval, Germany, circa 1928, 1920s, 20s, 20th century, historic, historical, bellows camera, analogue, analog, Made in Germany, built: 1926 to 1929, clipping, cut out, studio shot, cut-out, cut-outs, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo

RMBXKYC4–photography, cameras, Zeiss Ikon, Cocarette, for roll film, with lens: Nettar, Anastigmat, shutter: Derval, Germany, circa 1928, 1920s, 20s, 20th century, historic, historical, bellows camera, analogue, analog, Made in Germany, built: 1926 to 1929, clipping, cut out, studio shot, cut-out, cut-outs, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available

1937 British advertisement for Agfa Isochrom camera roll film. Stock Photo

RM2WKJ0TB–1937 British advertisement for Agfa Isochrom camera roll film.

GEORGE EASTMAN (1854-1932) holding an early Kodak film box camera on SS GALLIA SHIP BOAT in 1890s taken by Fred Church - American inventor industrialist and visionary for the portable roll film box camera and founder of the Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester New York State USA Stock Photo

RM2GEAJ42–GEORGE EASTMAN (1854-1932) holding an early Kodak film box camera on SS GALLIA SHIP BOAT in 1890s taken by Fred Church - American inventor industrialist and visionary for the portable roll film box camera and founder of the Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester New York State USA

1950s, historical picture showing the camera unit or cartridge that holds the photographic 127 roll film of a kodak box camera, a 'Brownie', reflex, a popular camera model in this era, made in england from 1946 to 1960. Stock Photo

RMMP381G–1950s, historical picture showing the camera unit or cartridge that holds the photographic 127 roll film of a kodak box camera, a 'Brownie', reflex, a popular camera model in this era, made in england from 1946 to 1960.

RMGR82PG–Agfa Roll Film Bag

A Coronet 3D Camera binocular version, manufactured by the Coronet Camera Company around 1954, able to take stereoscopic photos on 127 roll film Stock Photo

RMM1507P–A Coronet 3D Camera binocular version, manufactured by the Coronet Camera Company around 1954, able to take stereoscopic photos on 127 roll film

Roll of Ilford Pan F Black and White film in 120 roll film format. Stock Photo

RMDWF0XA–Roll of Ilford Pan F Black and White film in 120 roll film format.

roll of 35 mm film on a plain white background Stock Photo

RMAMA891–roll of 35 mm film on a plain white background

object, industry, cinema, roll, film, movie, movies, film, motion, Stock Photo

RFJ8TJ2Y–object, industry, cinema, roll, film, movie, movies, film, motion,

RFAA78CJ–Roll film colour negatives

A Thornton Pickard roll film 'automan' camera on display in a media museum. Stock Photo

RM2JD8Y52–A Thornton Pickard roll film 'automan' camera on display in a media museum.

Old retro camera and film roll on wooden boards. Stock Photo

RFDT7W4K–Old retro camera and film roll on wooden boards.

Vintage Kodachrome photographic roll film 120 pro-pack with processing mailers Stock Photo

RMCTNED0–Vintage Kodachrome photographic roll film 120 pro-pack with processing mailers

RMKH1A2W–Ilford Envoy 120/620 roll film box camera, bakelite, c1953, Optimax lens, isolated against a white background

RFAWN0XW–120 roll Film and wrapper

front on Fuji GSX 6x8cm roll film professional single lens reflex camera England UK United Kingdom GB Great Britain Stock Photo

RMARRY92–front on Fuji GSX 6x8cm roll film professional single lens reflex camera England UK United Kingdom GB Great Britain

Vintage roll film brownie-type box camera Agfa Ansco 'Shur Shot' for 120 roll film Stock Photo

RFBHTPRF–Vintage roll film brownie-type box camera Agfa Ansco 'Shur Shot' for 120 roll film

RM2K3PNBG–In the 1960s. A young female teacher with a film projector, mounting the film roll. Sometimes short films were shown in the classroom or in a special viewing room, not only for educational puroposes but for entertainment. The film had sound. Once the film roll was viewed, the film was rolled onto a reciever roll and needed to be winded back. Sweden 1968 ref CV77

Mamiya C330 medium format twin lens roll film camera with interchangable lenses. Stock Photo

RMHWJN14–Mamiya C330 medium format twin lens roll film camera with interchangable lenses.

photography, cameras, Kodak Medalist II, for roll film, image format: 6 x9 cm, with lens: Ektar 3.5/100, shutter Flash Supermatic, USA, 1947, 1940s, 40s, 20th century, historic, historical, picture size, image formats, picture sizes, exposure time, exposure times: 1 to 1/400 seconds, made in 1946 to 1953 by Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, N. Y., camera, cameras, analogue, analog, Made in USA, American, close up view, close-up, closeup, product, products, technics, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo

RMBXKYEP–photography, cameras, Kodak Medalist II, for roll film, image format: 6 x9 cm, with lens: Ektar 3.5/100, shutter Flash Supermatic, USA, 1947, 1940s, 40s, 20th century, historic, historical, picture size, image formats, picture sizes, exposure time, exposure times: 1 to 1/400 seconds, made in 1946 to 1953 by Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, N. Y., camera, cameras, analogue, analog, Made in USA, American, close up view, close-up, closeup, product, products, technics, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available

Ross Ensign Selfix Snapper folding camera with Kodak roll film Np.620 2 1/4 x 3 1/4' Stock Photo

RFC8M0JR–Ross Ensign Selfix Snapper folding camera with Kodak roll film Np.620 2 1/4 x 3 1/4'

GEORGE EASTMAN (1854-1932) holding an early Kodak film box camera on SS GALLIA SHIP in 1890s taken by Fred Church - George Eastman was an American inventor industrialist and visionary for the portable roll film box camera and founder of the eponymous Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester New York State USA Stock Photo

RM2GEAJ40–GEORGE EASTMAN (1854-1932) holding an early Kodak film box camera on SS GALLIA SHIP in 1890s taken by Fred Church - George Eastman was an American inventor industrialist and visionary for the portable roll film box camera and founder of the eponymous Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester New York State USA

1950s, histoical, boy holding a metal spool of Kodak roll film (photographic film) with paper backing to protect the film from white light. Roll film was first invented in the 1880s and the patent brought by Kodak. Stock Photo

RMKJ6XCY–1950s, histoical, boy holding a metal spool of Kodak roll film (photographic film) with paper backing to protect the film from white light. Roll film was first invented in the 1880s and the patent brought by Kodak.

RMGR82WK–Agfa Roll Film Bag

RMM1507H–A Coronet 3D Camera binocular version, manufactured by the Coronet Camera Company around 1954, able to take stereoscopic photos on 127 roll film

RMAAN8A1–A 35MM ROLL OF FILM

George Eastman (July 12, 1854 - March 14, 1932) was an American innovator and entrepreneur who founded the Eastman Kodak Company and invented roll film, helping to bring photography to the mainstream. In 1884, Eastman patented the first film in roll form. Stock Photo

RMG15MJB–George Eastman (July 12, 1854 - March 14, 1932) was an American innovator and entrepreneur who founded the Eastman Kodak Company and invented roll film, helping to bring photography to the mainstream. In 1884, Eastman patented the first film in roll form.

RFJ57XNR–the good old roll film

roll film camera Yashicamat 124 twin lens Stock Photo

RFM51712–roll film camera Yashicamat 124 twin lens

Male photographer holding roll film and camera Stock Photo

RFPEPWKC–Male photographer holding roll film and camera

Old retro camera, lens and film roll on wooden boards Stock Photo

RFDT7W40–Old retro camera, lens and film roll on wooden boards

Roll film Efke 25 Fotokemika Samobor Croatia Europe Stock Photo

RMB31RWF–Roll film Efke 25 Fotokemika Samobor Croatia Europe

RMKH1A1W–Ilford Envoy 120/620 roll film box camera, bakelite, c1953, Optimax lens, isolated against a white background

RMCTNEDC–Vintage Kodachrome photographic roll film 120 pro-pack with processing mailers

three quarter Fuji GSX 6x8cm roll film professional single lens reflex camera England UK United Kingdom GB Great Britain Stock Photo

RMARRY8E–three quarter Fuji GSX 6x8cm roll film professional single lens reflex camera England UK United Kingdom GB Great Britain

RFBHTPRM–Vintage roll film brownie-type box camera Agfa Ansco 'Shur Shot' for 120 roll film

In the 1960s. A young female teacher with a film projector, mounting the film roll in the back of the classroom. Sometimes short films were shown in the classroom or in a special viewing room, not only for educational puroposes but for entertainment. The film had sound. Once the film roll was viewed, the film was rolled onto a reciever roll and needed to be winded back. The students waiting for the film to start is seen sitting in the background. Sweden 1968 ref CV77 Stock Photo

RM2K3PNBP–In the 1960s. A young female teacher with a film projector, mounting the film roll in the back of the classroom. Sometimes short films were shown in the classroom or in a special viewing room, not only for educational puroposes but for entertainment. The film had sound. Once the film roll was viewed, the film was rolled onto a reciever roll and needed to be winded back. The students waiting for the film to start is seen sitting in the background. Sweden 1968 ref CV77

Top view on different storage devices with family archive. VHS casette, optical disc, camera roll film, pendrive, usb HDD, family album. Stock Photo

RF2P0N9B8–Top view on different storage devices with family archive. VHS casette, optical disc, camera roll film, pendrive, usb HDD, family album.

photography, cameras, young woman with roll-film camera, circa 1910, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo

RMRYW23P–photography, cameras, young woman with roll-film camera, circa 1910, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

1951 British advertisement for Ilford Selochrome Film. Stock Photo

RMPE507H–1951 British advertisement for Ilford Selochrome Film.

Vintage 1930's Kodak Photo Dealer Advertisement ’Double Your Week-End Fun, Go with a Kodak', 1930s Kodak Roll Film Camera and Verichrome film. ‘The snapshots you want tomorrow you must make today.’ Poster point of sale Stock Photo

RM2AMCJWH–Vintage 1930's Kodak Photo Dealer Advertisement ’Double Your Week-End Fun, Go with a Kodak', 1930s Kodak Roll Film Camera and Verichrome film. ‘The snapshots you want tomorrow you must make today.’ Poster point of sale

1950s, historical, close-up of a roll of celluloid film on a roll holder. The invention of flexible celluloid film to capture photographic images on, was a great break through for the development of photography amongst the masses, following the original glass plate method, a very limited market. Stock Photo

RMM61A44–1950s, historical, close-up of a roll of celluloid film on a roll holder. The invention of flexible celluloid film to capture photographic images on, was a great break through for the development of photography amongst the masses, following the original glass plate method, a very limited market.

RMGR82XE–Agfa Roll Film Bag

RMM15075–A Coronet 3D Camera binocular version, manufactured by the Coronet Camera Company around 1954, able to take stereoscopic photos on 127 roll film

RMCRAGAJ–Old roll film camera

RMG15H5R–George Eastman (July 12, 1854 - March 14, 1932) was an American innovator and entrepreneur who founded the Eastman Kodak Company and invented roll film, helping to bring photography to the mainstream. In 1884, Eastman patented the first film in roll form.