Kodak
Kodak Eastman Double-X 7222 16mm 100' film camera
Classic black-and-white 16mm negative film with fine grain, high contrast, and scratch-resistant backing for professional cinematography
- Classic cinematography look with 16mm black-and-white negative film
- Fine grain and high contrast deliver detailed, nuanced images
- Scratch-resistant backing and top layer ensure smooth camera transport
- Tungsten 3200 K and daylight exposure indexes for versatile shooting
- KEYKODE numbers enable precise frame tracking and identification
Product identity
Kodak Eastman Double-X 7222 is a 16mm black-and-white negative motion-picture film supplied on a 100' roll. It is intended for professional cinematographers and film photographers who want a classic high-contrast look with fine grain structure.
Compatibility check
Verify that your 16mm camera accepts SP455 Winding B and 1R-2994 perforation pitch before loading. Confirm the magazine or core fits 100' rolls and that the camera’s exposure index can be set to tungsten 3200 K or daylight as required.
Who this suits
Suits filmmakers seeking archival stability, scratch-resistant handling and KEYKODE frame identification for precise editing. Not suited for creators who need colour capture, instant digital review or cassette-based loading systems.
Highlights
- Classic cinematography look with 16mm black-and-white negative film
- Fine grain and high contrast deliver detailed, nuanced images
- Scratch-resistant backing and top layer ensure smooth camera transport
- Tungsten 3200 K and daylight exposure indexes for versatile shooting
- KEYKODE numbers enable precise frame tracking and identification
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 100' roll of Kodak Eastman Double-X 7222 arrive ready to load, or do I need a separate core or can?
The film is supplied on a 100' roll with SP455 Winding B and 1R-2994 perforations, ready to thread into a 16mm camera; no additional core or can is required unless your workflow demands one.
Should I choose the tungsten or daylight exposure index for a mixed indoor and outdoor shoot?
The film carries both indexes — 3200 K for tungsten and a separate daylight index — so you can rate it for either lighting condition without buying a different stock.
How does the fine grain structure of the 7222 stock translate to visible detail on a scanned 16mm frame?
The fine grain and high contrast of Double-X 7222 produce sharp, nuanced tonal gradation on each frame, giving scans a detailed, classic black-and-white look with rich shadow separation.
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