Kodak Professional Tri-X 320 Black and White Negative Film (8x10in, 10 Sheets)

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Kodak Professional Tri-X 320 Negative Film
For standard black-and-white film processing
Panchromatic B&W negative
ISO speed of 320
10 sheets

Exposures:: 10 Exposures

Film Type:: Black & White

Film Type:: Refers to the development process by which the particular film uses. The most common are black and white, color negative (C-41), and color reversal (E-6)

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Film Size:: 8 X 10

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Film Speed:: ISO 320

Film Speed:: Refers to the ISO rating of the film. Film speed relates to light sensitivity. The higher the ISO, the more sensitive the film is to light.

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Overview

The Kodak Professional Tri-X 320 Black and White Negative Film provides true-to-the-eye results, thanks to its wide exposure latitude. This camera film pack contains 10 sheets. The high film speed of 320 is ideal for shooting in different lighting conditions. This film pack offers smooth tonal gradations and highlights the nuances in pictures. Designed for portraiture, this film pack produces optimum results when used in controlled interior lighting and low-contrast outdoors, or with a flash. This Kodak film pack can be retouched on the base as well as the emulsion side.

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Brand:	Kodak

Film Specifications
Exposures:	10 Exposures
Film Type:	Black & White
Film Type: Refers to the development process by which the particular film uses. The most common are black and white, color negative (C-41), and color reversal (E-6) View All Attribute Definitions
Film Size:	8 X 10
Film Size: Refers to the format of the film being used. (35mm, 120, 4x5, etc...) View All Attribute Definitions
Film Speed:	ISO 320
Film Speed: Refers to the ISO rating of the film. Film speed relates to light sensitivity. The higher the ISO, the more sensitive the film is to light. View All Attribute Definitions