Kodak
Kodak T-Max 100 100TMX Black & White Negative Film ISO 100 35mm 24 Exposure
Black & white negative film delivering extremely fine grain and high sharpness at ISO 100 in 35 mm format with 24 exposures
- Superb sharpness and resolving power for fine detail capture
- Extremely fine grain enables high enlargement capability
- Expanded exposure latitude handles diverse lighting conditions
- Push/pull processing offers creative contrast control
- ISO 100 speed with 24 exposures on 35mm format
Professional Black & White Film
Kodak T-Max 100 is a panchromatic negative film rated at ISO 100/21° for photographers who demand high resolving power and extremely fine grain. The 35mm format with 24 exposures suits advertising, fine art, portraiture and scientific work where detail and enlargement potential are critical. Its expanded exposure latitude provides flexibility across varied lighting conditions.
Workflow Integration
Load the cassette into any 35mm camera and process in standard black-and-white developers at box speed or push and pull to adjust contrast and density for specific creative or technical needs. The fine grain structure frees you to enlarge significantly without visible grain clumping, while the wide latitude reduces the risk of blown highlights or blocked shadows in high-contrast scenes.
Sustained Shooting Characteristics
Across a full roll the film maintains consistent sharpness and tonal separation, resisting the contrast shifts that can appear with extended development times. Push processing adds usable speed for lower light without a proportional increase in grain, and pull processing preserves highlight detail in bright conditions. The emulsion delivers repeatable results frame after frame under continuous use.
Highlights
- Superb sharpness and resolving power for fine detail capture
- Extremely fine grain enables high enlargement capability
- Expanded exposure latitude handles diverse lighting conditions
- Push/pull processing offers creative contrast control
- ISO 100 speed with 24 exposures on 35mm format
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What limits the number of frames I can shoot on one roll of Kodak T-Max 100?
Each roll provides 24 exposures, so the frame count is the first limit you reach during a session.
Does the film generate heat or noise during long shooting sessions?
Film is a passive chemical medium; it produces no heat, noise or power draw while loaded in the camera.
What camera and processing items must I already have to use this 35 mm ISO 100 roll?
You need a 35 mm camera, a way to develop black-and-white negative film, and a method to scan or print the negatives.
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