Kodak Professional T-Max 400 Black and White Negative Film (4x5in, 10 Sheets)


Key Features
- Kodak Professional T-MAX 400 Film 4×5
- 10 black-and-white films
- Multi-zone T-Grain emulsions
- Expanded exposure latitude
- 400 ISO
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Overview
The Kodak Professional T-MAX 400 Film gives a vintage look to your photographs while maintaining the clarity and sharpness. There is a total of 10 sheets in this pack of 4×5 films. Each black-and-white film is ideal for shooting images in low light or capturing moving objects. It gets a beautiful depth of field in your photographs at fast shutter speeds. The film has a multi-zone T-Grain emulsion that reduces the overall developing time. This camera film also has expanded exposure latitude that minimizes overexposure errors. The enhanced reciprocity at long and short exposures ensures less compensation.
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detailed specifications
| Quantity | 10 Sheets |
control specifications
| ISO Speed | 400 ISO |
film specifications
| Film Size | 4x5 |
- Kodak Professional T-MAX 400 Film 4x5 - 10 Sheets
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