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Kodak Ektar 100 35mm 36exp + Tri-X 400 35mm 36exp (10 rolls each)
A bundle of twenty 35 mm rolls combining ISO 100 color negative film with ISO 400 black-and-white film, each offering 36 exposures for scanning or C-41 processing
- World's finest grain for ultra-smooth color negatives
- ISO 100 speed delivers ultra-vivid color saturation
- T-GRAIN emulsion technology optimized for high-quality scanning
- Extraordinary enlargement capability from 35mm negatives
- Tri-X 400 adds classic high-speed black-and-white versatility
Two film stocks for contrast control
This bundle pairs ten rolls of Kodak Ektar 100 with ten rolls of Kodak Tri-X 400, both in 35mm format with 36 exposures each. The combination gives photographers a low-speed color negative film and a high-speed black-and-white film in a single purchase. It suits shooters who want to match film choice to lighting conditions without carrying multiple camera bodies.
Fine grain and wide latitude in normal use
Ektar 100 uses micro-structure optimized T-grain emulsions and proprietary development accelerators to deliver the world's finest grain among color negative films at ISO 100. Tri-X 400 provides classic high-speed performance with wide exposure latitude for handheld shooting in lower light. Both stocks are designed for standard C-41 and traditional black-and-white processing respectively, requiring no special equipment.
Replaces single-stock shooting for mixed conditions
This kit replaces the need to choose one film for an entire trip or session when lighting varies from bright daylight to indoor or evening scenes. The jump is worth it when a photographer regularly encounters both high-contrast color subjects and low-light situations where flash is undesirable. It is not for shooters who exclusively use one film type or who develop color and black-and-white at different labs with incompatible workflows.
Highlights
- World's finest grain for ultra-smooth color negatives
- ISO 100 speed delivers ultra-vivid color saturation
- T-GRAIN emulsion technology optimized for high-quality scanning
- Extraordinary enlargement capability from 35mm negatives
- Tri-X 400 adds classic high-speed black-and-white versatility
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I load the 35mm cassettes into my camera without tearing the leader?
Open the camera back, insert the cassette with the flat side down, pull the leader across to the take-up spool until the sprocket holes engage, close the back and advance to frame one. The step people miss is confirming the sprockets catch before closing the door.
What processing chemistry will these rolls require later?
Ektar 100 needs C-41 color negative chemistry; Tri-X 400 needs standard black-and-white developer, stop, fix and wash. Both are 35mm 36-exposure rolls, so any lab or home tank that handles 35mm can process them.
At what point does highlight latitude limit sustained shooting with Ektar 100?
Ektar 100 is rated ISO 100 with very fine grain; its highlight latitude runs out first in high-contrast scenes, so sustained shooting in bright sun without fill or filtration will clip highlights before grain or speed becomes an issue.
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