Kodak
Kodak T-Max 100 TMX 35mm B&W Film 36 Exposure 10-Pack with Camera Bag
Ten rolls of ISO 100 black-and-white 35 mm film with T-Grain emulsion for extremely fine grain and high sharpness, plus a camera bag included
- Extremely fine grain at ISO 100 thanks to T-GRAIN emulsion
- High sharpness retains detail even at large print magnifications
- Wide exposure latitude forgives moderate under- or over-exposure
- 10 rolls of 36-exposure 35 mm film included in the pack
- Camera bag supplied for convenient storage and transport
Kodak T-Max 100 35mm Black-and-White Film 10-Pack
This pack contains ten rolls of Kodak Professional T-Max 100 TMX 35mm black-and-white negative film. Each roll offers 36 exposures at ISO 100/21°. It is designed for photographers who require extremely fine grain and very high resolving power for detailed subjects and large enlargements.
T-Grain Emulsion and Camera Bag Bundle
The proprietary T-Grain emulsion reshapes crystals into a tabular form, delivering finer grain at this speed than conventional films. Expanded exposure latitude provides forgiveness for moderate over- or underexposure while maintaining highlight separation. The included camera bag adds a practical storage solution for the film rolls and accessories.
Check Camera Compatibility and Processing Access
Verify that your 35mm camera loads standard cassettes and can set ISO 100/21° manually or via DX coding. Ensure you have access to a lab or home darkroom equipped for standard black-and-white negative processing, as this film requires chemical development before images can be viewed or scanned.
Highlights
- Extremely fine grain at ISO 100 thanks to T-GRAIN emulsion
- High sharpness retains detail even at large print magnifications
- Wide exposure latitude forgives moderate under- or over-exposure
- 10 rolls of 36-exposure 35 mm film included in the pack
- Camera bag supplied for convenient storage and transport
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will I need to replace the film rolls after shooting?
Yes, each of the 10 rolls provides 36 exposures and must be replaced once fully exposed.
What limits how many frames I can shoot in one session?
The 36-exposure length of each roll sets the maximum frames before a reload is required.
Does the film generate heat or noise during long shooting days?
No, the film is a passive medium and produces no heat or noise during use.
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