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Kodak Tri-X 400, 120 Medium Format, Black And White Film (Pro-Pack Of 5 Rolls)

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Kodak Tri-X 400, 120 Medium Format, Black And White Film (Pro-Pack Of 5 Rolls)

Original price was: $49.07.Current price is: $34.35.

SKU: ZMLSB 8025339209 Categories: Film, Medium Format Tags: 120, 120mm, 400, 400 ISO, 5pack, Black and white, Bw, Film, ISO 400, Kodak, Propack, Spo-disabled

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5 rolls of KODAK PROFESSIONAL 400TX in 120 for medium format cameras.

This classic black-and-white film allows for maximum pushability when needed or for effect, while its wide exposure latitude lets you leverage even the most challenging lighting situations. The distinctive grain structure adds a level of realism as dramatic and profound as each subject.

The first 6 images are shot on Kodak Tri-X pushed +1 stop by @braedonflynn. The second set of 6 images are shot on Kodak Tri-X rated at box speed by @danrubin. Check the video above to see the photographs being taken.