Kodak Tri-x TX-120 400 ISO Black and White Negative Film, 5 Pack FRESH DATE

Beautiful images that capture moments in time are both treasured memories and works of art. Search the spectacular world of photography careers to discover the number of opportunities that require skill with an eye for black-and-white photography to complement the hardware of a 35 mm camera. Kodak’s 400 Tri-X black-and-white film is a dependable film that works well in low light conditions and fast-action events. The type of black-and-white photograph for each photo adventure is seemingly unlimited. Some ideas include reproducing historical scenes from the past, creating artistic expressions as snow falls magically on a pine bough, a rustic cart filled with fresh spring blooms, the utilitarianism of hardware against a backdrop of nature’s beauty, or the drama of a storm as it rolls in above a wide open landscape. The range of up to 120 exposures allows flexibility when planning the order of which project to film first. The quality of the film creates a high-contrast black-and-white image. The ISO speed of 400 produces a clear image while requiring only minimal light, capturing fast-action motion with precision and sharpness rather than a blurred image. Keep a cart close by full of photography supplies including Kodak 400 Tri-X black-and-white film. The film chemistry partners with the technology of 35 mm film cameras to allow a number of venues without the need to wait for perfect, sunny weather to capture on film a sporting event, landscapes, and birthday parties. The gelatin-silver process works with the sensitivity of silver halide crystals. The result is a smooth black-and-white photographic image with controlled tones. Kodak 400 Tri-X black-and-white film maximizes the depth of field when a faster shutter speed is necessary. This film makes a smart choice for flash photography so that the film can capture an image or scene that is further off in the distance. The high contrast of this black-and-white film supports learning new information from photographs as it brings out the details and texture in fabric, architecture, precious stones, and even ancient artifacts found at archeological digs. The emulsion side of the film allows for retouching without damaging the integrity of the film. Because of the sharpness of the resulting image, photographs that require enlargements expand well without losing quality. The fine grain of the film keeps order when examining the details of an image. Push processing is supported by the inherent features of the film. The information each filmed scenario conveys determines the degree of underexposure that is best suited and when to compensate with an increase in time for the film to develop with push processing. The packaging of the Kodak 400 Tri-X black-and-white film depicts the Kodak signature yellow color, which makes it easy to locate when looking through that cart filled with photography equipment and supplies before an incredible photo opportunity passes. The teal writing on the packaging keeps note of the 400 speed to ensure photographers use the intended film for those low light and action shots. Shutterbugs can find pride with each original photo taken with Kodak Tri x black-and-white film.