Kodak Tri-X TX 135 (36 exposure)

Kodak Tri-X TX 135 (36 Exposure) is an ISO 400 black and white film with a unique tonal signature. It is a high-speed panchromatic film that delivers good quality images with distinctive grain structure and impressive sharpness. The ISO 400 rating is good for extending flash distance range and delivers good contrast. This film responds well to push processing and uses fast shutter speeds.

Kodak Tri-X TX 135 (36 Exposure) Key Features:

• The panchromatic film has a rating of ISO 400
• The high-speed film delivers fine grain structure and sharpness
• It has a unique tonal signature
• This pan film captures exactly what we see in daily life
• Can be used for a wide array of shooting conditions
• Uses fast shutter speeds
• Has a wide exposure latitude with consistent tonality
• Has a wide exposure latitude with consistent tonality
• Suitable for a moderate degree of enlargement
• Its adaptability makes it easy to shoot in a wide range of exposure
• Can be developed in standard black and white chemistry

Expanded Kodak Tri-X TX 135 (36 Exposure) Key Features:

ISO 400

This black and white film has a high speed with an exposure rating of ISO 400/27-degree, which enables good quality images at fast shutter speeds. A high-speed film has a higher sensitivity to light, therefore making it an ideal choice for shooting in limited light conditions with a good grain structure.

Panchromatic film

The Kodak Tri-X TX is a panchromatic film that is sensitive to all colours of light and captures a wider spectrum of light. A panchromatic film renders black and white tones close to what and as we witness in everyday life.

An all-round film

It is a versatile and all-around film as it can be used for photographing in limited light conditions, thanks to its high speed. It uses fast shutter speeds and delivers a good grain structure. Difficult conditions call out for this film to be used, delivering the best results.

What's in the box?

• 1 x Kodak Tri-X TX 135 (36 Exposure)

FAQs:

What does 27 mean in the rating ISO 400/27?

The number 27 in meter setting ISO 400/27 has nothing to do with temperature but is read as 27 DIN. DIN was the older European version of ISO in light metering.

Which cameras is this film compatible with?

The film is compatible with all 35 mm cameras.

Which processing does the film support?

This black and white film supports both manual and machine processing. Using the standard B&W processing responds well to push processing that allows you to expose the film at higher film-speed numbers in conditions such as limited light or stop action.

What is an ISO rating?

The Kodak film has an ISO rating of ISO 400/27, making it a high-speed film without any loss in sharpness or grain structure, despite the ability to shoot in low-light conditions.

What is the purpose of a black and white film?

A black and white film is a traditional negative film that can be used by amateurs and professionals alike due to its versatility of having a huge exposure range. It can be developed easily and any exposure error can be corrected during printing or development.