Even though I almost exclusively use digital cameras these days, I do still keep one or two of my old film cameras. This is mostly simply for sentimental reasons, but not entirely as I do like to be able to go out and take photos in the old-fashioned way every so often. Because of that, I need to have some film available, and Kodak Color Plus is one of the few types still widely available.
I can usually find this film in branches of Boots, which is unsurprising given
that they are the chain which still supports film photography more than any other. However, it is also quite easy to find on the internet, and as a general rule the 24-exposure film costs somewhere between two and three pounds before you add on the postage charges. As this is a colour print film, the price does not include processing, and this needs to be borne in mind when budgeting.
The film is made in the United States (although finished in Mexico for some reason), which suggests slightly better ...