Kodak
Kodak T-MAX 400 120 black-and-white film roll
ISO 400/27° panchromatic B&W negative film in 120 format with extremely fine grain and high sharpness, usable at EI 800 or pushed to EI 1600
- TypeBlack & White Film Roll
- ISO 400 speed captures dim scenes and fast action
- Extremely fine grain allows high enlargement without quality loss
- Very high sharpness resolves fine detail in every frame
- Push-processable to EI 800 or 1600 for extra low-light flexibility
- Suited to scientific and biomedical fluorescence photography
Professional 120 black-and-white film
Kodak T-MAX 400 is a continuous-tone panchromatic negative film on 120 roll stock. It delivers ISO 400 speed, very high sharpness, extremely fine grain and high resolving power. The emulsion supports a high degree of enlargement while maintaining image quality.
Suited for low-light, action and scientific work
Photographers shooting dimly lit subjects, fast action or extended flash range will benefit from the fast shutter speeds and good depth of field this film allows. It is also useful for scientific and biomedical applications, especially fluorescence photography. Buyers who need colour output or a different roll format should look at something else.
ISO 400 speed with push flexibility
The nominal speed is ISO 400/27°, and the film can be exposed at EI 800 with normal processing or pushed to EI 1600 with appropriate development. This latitude lets you trade speed for grain when lighting demands it.
Highlights
- ISO 400 speed captures dim scenes and fast action
- Extremely fine grain allows high enlargement without quality loss
- Very high sharpness resolves fine detail in every frame
- Push-processable to EI 800 or 1600 for extra low-light flexibility
- Suited to scientific and biomedical fluorescence photography
Specifications
| Brand | Kodak |
|---|---|
| Type | Black & White Film Roll |
Questions about this item
How do I load this 120 roll into my medium-format camera without fogging the first frames?
Load in subdued light, pull the leader to the take-up spool, wind until the start arrows align with the camera's red window or marker, then close the back before advancing to frame one.
What processing step changes if I shoot this ISO 400 film at EI 800 or EI 1600?
At EI 800 use normal development times; at EI 1600 request push-processing with extended development to compensate for the two-stop underexposure.
When does grain become the limiting factor for enlargement with this T-MAX 400 roll?
Extremely fine grain permits high enlargement ratios, but visible grain structure will appear first when prints exceed the film's high resolving power at the chosen exposure index.
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