Arista Networks, Inc.
Arista Networks EDU Ultra 200 B&W Negative Film 4x5 25 Sheets
Traditional ISO 200 black-and-white negative film in 4×5-inch sheet format, 25 sheets per box, processable in standard B&W chemistry
- Traditional B&W negatives for classic darkroom results
- ISO 200 speed suits daylight and studio lighting
- 4x5 inch sheets give large-format detail
- 25 sheets per box for extended shooting
- Develops in standard B&W chemicals at 68°F
4×5 Sheet Film for Large-Format Work
Arista EDU Ultra 200 is a traditional black-and-white negative film cut to 4×5 inches and packed in boxes of 25 sheets. It is rated at 200 ISO and designed for photographers who shoot large-format cameras and process in standard black-and-white chemistry.
Consistent Results Across Common Developers
The emulsion delivers repeatable performance when developed in widely used formulas such as Kodak D-76, Ilford ID-11, Kodak XTOL and the Arista 76 and Premium powder or liquid lines. Published times at 20 °C range from five to nine minutes depending on the developer and dilution, giving darkroom workers predictable latitude for normal-contrast negatives.
Sheet-Format Handling and Compatibility
Each sheet fits standard 4×5 film holders and processing hangers, so the film integrates directly into existing large-format workflows without specialised equipment. The 25-sheet box suits both occasional and regular shooters, while the absence of frame numbers on certain roll sizes does not apply to this cut-sheet product.
Highlights
- Traditional B&W negatives for classic darkroom results
- ISO 200 speed suits daylight and studio lighting
- 4x5 inch sheets give large-format detail
- 25 sheets per box for extended shooting
- Develops in standard B&W chemicals at 68°F
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the Arista EDU Ultra 200 film handle heat during long development sessions at 68°F?
The developing times are standardized for 68°F (20°C) with intermittent agitation; your actual time may vary based on environment and equipment used.
What film holders and processing chemicals do I need to shoot and develop these 4x5 sheets?
You need 4x5 film holders for exposure and a compatible black-and-white developer such as Arista 76 Powder, Arista Premium Powder, Arista Liquid Film Developer, Kodak D-76, Ilford ID-11, Kodak XTOL, or Marathon Film Developer.
Can I process these 4x5 sheets in the same tank and chemistry I already use for 35mm and 120 roll film?
Yes, the film is compatible with all major processing systems and works with standard black-and-white chemicals used for other formats.
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