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Arista EDU Ultra 400 35mm B&W Negative Film 5-Pack with Camera Bag
A five-pack of ISO 400 black-and-white 35 mm negative film rolls supplied with a camera bag
- ISO 400 speed suits varied lighting conditions
- Five-roll pack with camera bag included
- Standard black-and-white processing chemistry compatible
- 35mm format fits common film cameras
- Normal contrast negatives for classic tonal range
Arista EDU Ultra 400 35mm B&W Film 5-Pack
This Arista EDU Ultra 400 pack contains five rolls of 35mm black and white negative film rated at 400 ISO. It is suited for photographers who want traditional monochrome results and a supplied camera bag for carrying the stock. The film is designed for standard black and white chemical processing.
Check your camera and developing workflow
Verify that your camera loads standard 35mm cassettes and can expose at 400 ISO or be set manually. Ensure you have access to a darkroom or lab equipped for black and white chemistry such as the developers listed in the specifications. Confirm you can maintain a processing temperature of 68 degrees Fahrenheit for consistent results.
Behaviour during extended shooting sessions
The film maintains its rated sensitivity and contrast characteristics across multiple rolls when stored and developed correctly. Development times remain stable for the listed developers at the standard temperature, allowing predictable results roll after roll. The 100-foot bulk rolls in the wider range lack frame numbers, so users must track frames manually during long sessions.
Highlights
- ISO 400 speed suits varied lighting conditions
- Five-roll pack with camera bag included
- Standard black-and-white processing chemistry compatible
- 35mm format fits common film cameras
- Normal contrast negatives for classic tonal range
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 5-pack with camera bag include and what must I buy separately?
The pack contains five rolls of 35 mm ISO 400 black-and-white negative film and a camera bag. You will need to purchase developer, fixer, stop bath and a developing tank or access to a lab.
Which film size from the listed options should I choose for a standard 35 mm camera?
Choose the 35 mm roll size; the 120 roll and sheet film sizes are for medium-format and large-format cameras respectively.
What does the ISO 400 rating mean when I load this film into my camera?
ISO 400 indicates the film's sensitivity; set your camera's meter to 400 and develop at 20 °C (68 °F) using one of the listed developers for the recommended times.
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