Jessops SHR200 36exp - Expired 2002/2003

Own a legendary piece of British photographic history. Jessops SHR 200 (Super High Resolution) was the premium house-brand film for the UK's most iconic camera chain during the peak of the analog era. Expired around 2002/2003, this film has crossed the 20-year milestone, turning a once-crisp consumer favourite into an unpredictable, character-rich canvas for expired film lovers.

The Highlights

• Premium High-Street Pedigree: "SHR" stood for Super High Resolution. Jessops typically sourced their house-brand emulsions from top-tier manufacturers like Agfa, meaning you are shooting a vintage, high-quality base designed for excellent sharpness.

• The "Time-Capsule" Palette: At over two decades old, expect beautiful, nostalgic colour degradation. This batch often leans into warm, sun-bleached ambers, faded pastel greens, and a delightfully soft, lo-fi contrast.

• Classic Grain Structure: While originally prised for its fine grain, the ageing process has introduced a beautiful, tactile texture that gives your photos a gritty, cinematic "found-footage" feel.

• Pure Retro Nostalgia: From the iconic green and yellow canister to the vintage results, this stock is perfect for creative storytelling, documentary projects, or recreating a genuine early-2000s aesthetic.

Quick Specs

• Format: 35mm / 36 Exposures

• Type: Colour Negative (C-41)

• Expiration Range: 2002 – 2003

• Best For: Experimental street photography, grunge-style portraits, and hazy, retro summer landscapes.

• Covered by our expired film guarantee!