Kodak
Kodak Tri-X Pan 400 ISO 400 35mm 24 Exposure Film
High-speed ISO 400 black-and-white negative film with 24 exposures, wide latitude and fine grain for low-light or action shooting
- ISO 400 speed suits low-light and fast-action shooting
- 24-exposure 35 mm roll gives a practical frame count for everyday use
- Fine grain structure delivers smooth enlargements with preserved detail
- Wide exposure latitude tolerates push or pull processing for flexible results
- Rich tonal rendition adds depth and character to black-and-white images
Black & White Negative Film ISO 400
This professional-grade panchromatic film delivers superb sharpness and fine grain for critical applications. Its wide exposure latitude captures a broad tonal range in challenging light, while exceptional tonality renders rich grayscale depth for fine art and expressive photography.
Camera Compatibility and Format Check
Verify that your camera accepts standard 35mm cassettes and can meter or be set manually for ISO 400 sensitivity. Ensure the body advances correctly for 24-exposure rolls and that your developing workflow supports traditional black and white negative processing.
Processing Flexibility and Creative Use
The emulsion is highly recommended for push-processing when faster effective speeds are required. Retouching is possible on the 120-size variant's emulsion side, offering additional creative control. The film suits low-light, action, depth-of-field and flash-distance extension scenarios alike.
Highlights
- ISO 400 speed suits low-light and fast-action shooting
- 24-exposure 35 mm roll gives a practical frame count for everyday use
- Fine grain structure delivers smooth enlargements with preserved detail
- Wide exposure latitude tolerates push or pull processing for flexible results
- Rich tonal rendition adds depth and character to black-and-white images
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 35mm 24-exposure roll come ready to load or do I need a separate canister?
The roll is supplied as a standard 35mm cassette with 24 frames ready to load; no extra canister is required.
When should I choose the 24-exposure 35mm version over the 120 or 135 long-roll options?
Choose this 35mm 24-exposure roll for convenient day trips or testing; switch to 120 or 135 long rolls when you need more frames per load or medium-format shooting.
What does the ISO 400 rating mean when I shoot this Tri-X Pan in a 35mm camera?
ISO 400 gives a high-speed panchromatic response, allowing faster shutter speeds in low light, good depth of field and extended flash range without pushing the film.
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