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Kodak Ektapan 400 Black and White 135 Negative Roll Film 36 Exposures camera accessory
Panchromatic black-and-white negative film with T-Grain emulsion for fine grain and high sharpness at ISO 400 in 135 format with 36 exposures
- World's sharpest 400-speed B&W film for maximum detail
- T-Grain emulsion gives fine grain and high contrast
- ISO 400 sensitivity enables faster shutter speeds in low light
- 135 format roll with 36 exposures per cartridge
- Kodak's trusted legacy ensures consistent professional results
Kodak Ektapan 400 135 Film 36 Exposures
Kodak Ektapan 400 is a panchromatic black-and-white negative film supplied as a 135 roll with 36 exposures. Its ISO 400 sensitivity enables faster shutter speeds for low-light work. The T-Grain emulsion uses flat tabular silver halide crystals that absorb light efficiently while keeping grain fine, delivering high resolution and a clean, high-contrast look.
Photographers wanting sharp B&W negatives at ISO 400
This roll suits photographers who want the finest grain and highest sharpness available at this speed for handheld or available-light shooting. It is not for shooters who require colour images, need a different ISO, or want a softer, lower-contrast rendering.
ISO 400 speed rating
The single specification that decides fit is the ISO 400 speed rating; it determines the exposure latitude and shutter-speed range you can work with. Match this speed to your lighting conditions and camera metering before loading.
Highlights
- World's sharpest 400-speed B&W film for maximum detail
- T-Grain emulsion gives fine grain and high contrast
- ISO 400 sensitivity enables faster shutter speeds in low light
- 135 format roll with 36 exposures per cartridge
- Kodak's trusted legacy ensures consistent professional results
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the T-Grain emulsion in Kodak Ektapan 400 affect grain and sharpness compared to traditional films?
The tabular silver halide crystals absorb light more efficiently, producing finer grain and higher resolution with distinct edges and a clean, high-contrast look.
What camera format and roll length does this 135 film support?
It fits any 35 mm camera using standard 135 cassettes and provides 36 exposures per roll.
What ISO setting should I use when loading this 400 speed film?
Set your camera or meter to ISO 400; the film's nominal speed is 400 and the latitude handles moderate over- or under-exposure well.
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