Kodak still manufactures Super 8 film cartridges, but there are millions of older home movie cameras that need a steady diet of Regular 8mm film (also known as Standard 8mm or Double 8mm) on spools. Luckily, John Schwind offers a variety of specially cut Kodak stocks to keep your vintage 8mm camera running.

So that brings us to the next question: what are the 8mm films worth? It turns out that 8mm film by itself is basically worthless. The film is just made out of cheap plastic.

Kodak, Fuji, Orwo, Adox, Agfa, and Fomapan—we can develop any stock you might have. We process all current and expired Super 8 and 8mm film stocks including Color Negative, Color Reversal and Black & White Reversal. All film is cleaned and prepped for projection or scan at no extra charge.