Formats
The size and cartridge a film was sold in, which is the thing that decides whether it fits a camera at all.
Exposure counts are not formats. A 36-exposure roll and a 24-exposure roll of the same stock are the same film in the same cartridge, so 135-36 and 135-24 are both 135 here — otherwise asking for 35 mm film would miss two thirds of it.
- 110 2 bodies · 43 films
- 116 23
- 117 2 bodies · 4 films
- 118 3
- 120 18 bodies · 444 films
- 122 3
- 124 1
- 126 32
- 127 1 body · 77 films
- 129 4
- 130 2
- 135 183 bodies · 795 films
- 16mm 1
- 220 2 bodies · 36 films
- 240 4
- 4x5 25
- 5x7 2
- 616 12
- 620 66
- 635 26
- 828 7
- 8x10 10
- 935 23
- Disc 7
- Double 8 1
- glass plates 1
- I-Type 1
- Instax Mini 1
- Instax Square 1
- Instax Wide 1
- Karat 9
- Kassette 16 3
- Mikroma 9
- Op 4 1
- Rapid 14
- sheet film 158
- SL 21
- Spectra 1
- SX-70 1
- Type 100 2
- Type 600 1