Kodak T-Max 100-120-5

I am a mostly digital girl, and this is the only film I use when I shoot in a film camera. I do not shoot for bells and whistles nor do I have high-end camera equipment. I shoot what I shoot and I drop off my film at the store, waiting to see what...

This is an excellent b&w film, especially if you use either a 35mm SLR OR a 6 x 6 or 6 x 7cm SLR film camera. It's a fine grain film when processed at it's original ISO of 100. It also push processes very well. If you have an slr with an excellent...

My favorite. This film seems to capture every nuance of detail as it should, with a very fine grain. It is more sensitive to light, as one can see from the film speed, so be careful with your exposures. It is very successful with outdoor photography in...

Kodak's T-MAX 100 black and white film still remains the finest ISO 100 speed black and white film available. It is the one I use when quality counts, with respect to both contrast and resolution. When developed properly in T-MAX developer, it will...

As a professional photographer for 20 yrs., I can honestly say I have had alot of experience with this film....This is what I buy when quality really counts!..Its high contrast extremely valuable when necessary for publication...would definitely...

T-Max 100 is a good film to use if you develop and process your own film and print your own photos. Out of other B&W film such as Ilford and AGFA, T-Max emphasizes the most contrast but that also means that it doesn't have a high tonal effect. In...