
Key Features
- Kodak TX-120 400ASA 5 Pack
- For 120 film backs
- Nominal sensitivity of ISO 400/27°
- T-Grain Technology
- Responds to push processing
- Optimized Light Filtration technology
- Pack of 5
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Overview
The Kodak TX-120 400ASA 5 Pack contains five high-speed panchromatic film rolls that are ideal for using fast shutter speeds and low key lighting. It is designed to work with 120 film backs. The film offers a nominal sensitivity of ISO 400/27° when developed in standard black and white chemistry. You can also use it with push processors to get the right exposure. The film is made with T-Grain Technology that allows you to enlarge the negative easily without losing clarity. Thanks to the Optimized Light Filtration technology, the film ensures fine details and well-defined edges.
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detailed specifications
| Process Type | T-Max, T-Max RS, XTOL, HC-110, D-76, Microdol-X, DK-50, Duraflo RT Chemicals |
film specifications
| Film Type | 120 black and white negative film |
| Film Speed | ISO 400 |
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