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Arista Networks, Inc. EDU Ultra 400 B&W Negative Film 35mm 36 Exposures
Black-and-white negative film rated at 400 ISO for 35 mm cameras, 36 exposures per roll
- Traditional black and white film for classic results
- ISO 400 speed suits varied lighting conditions
- Processes in standard black and white chemicals
- 35 mm format fits most film cameras
- 36 exposures per roll for extended shooting
Arista EDU Ultra 400 B&W Film 36 Exposures
Arista EDU Ultra 400 is a traditional black and white negative film rated at ISO 400. It comes in a 35mm cassette with 36 exposures. The film is designed for processing in standard black and white chemicals.
For photographers shooting 35mm black
This roll suits photographers who want a 36-exposure cassette of ISO 400 black and white film for standard processing. It is not for users who need colour film, slide film, a different ISO speed, 120 roll film, sheet film, or bulk 100 ft lengths without frame numbers.
35mm format with 36 exposures per cassette
The decisive specification is the 35mm format combined with 36 exposures per roll. This determines whether the cassette fits the camera and matches the expected frame count.
Highlights
- Traditional black and white film for classic results
- ISO 400 speed suits varied lighting conditions
- Processes in standard black and white chemicals
- 35 mm format fits most film cameras
- 36 exposures per roll for extended shooting
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does this 35 mm roll fit every standard 35 mm camera?
Yes, the 35 mm cartridge is the industry standard size and works in any camera that accepts 35 mm film.
What is the one loading step people often miss with this film?
After inserting the cartridge, advance the film until the frame counter shows 1 so the first exposure lands on the first numbered frame.
Which chemicals and times develop this 400 ISO roll at 20 °C?
Process in standard black-and-white chemistry; for example, Arista 76 stock takes 7–8 minutes, 1:1 dilution takes 12–13 minutes, and Kodak D-76 stock takes 7–8 minutes at 20 °C.
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