
Key Features
- 35mm Black & White Negative Film
- Worlds best-selling black-and-white film
- Classic grain structure for low light and action
- Fine grain, high sharpness
- Wide exposure latitude
- TRI-X 402 has a maximum pushability to EI 1600
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Overview
Black-and-white is honest. At times beautiful, at times brutal. Always revealing the truth of a situation, of an emotion, of the fleeting permanence of nature.
The Kodak Professional TRI-X 402 Film this classic black-and-white film allows for maximum pushability when you need it, while its wide exposure latitude lets you leverage even the most challenging lighting situations. And the distinctive grain structure adds a level of realism as dramatic and profound as each subject.
KODAK PROFESSIONAL Black-and-White Films deliver superior performance across the board. There simply is no better family of black-and-white films available today. From the always timeless TRI-X, to the incomparably sharp T-MAX 400, theres a black-and-white film in the Kodak family that lets you expose the truth in stunning detail.
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film specifications
| Film Type | Black & White |
| Film Size | 35MM |
| Film Speed | ISO 400 |
- Kodak TX402 Tri-X Pan Black and White Film ISO-400 (35mm, 100ft roll)
- 100' Roll
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