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EKTAPAN 400 Black and White Negative Film, 120 5-Pack

EKTAPAN 400 Black and White Negative Film, 120 5-Pack - Main image
$22.44 $44.89 In stock

Category: Camera Accessories

The KODAK EKTAPAN family of continuous-tone panchromatic black-and-white negative films feature T-grain emulsions with flat, tabular silver halide crystals that enhance light absorption and maintain a low grain appearance, resulting in higher resolution and sharpness compared to traditional cubic-grain films. This structure provides a "clean" look with high contrast, distinct edges, and reduced texture. Their ability to handle a high degree of enlargement ensures that even the most intricate details are preserved. The EKTAPAN family's wide exposure latitude allows for push and pull processing with excellent results. 


KODAK EKTAPAN 400
is the world's sharpest and finest grain 400-speed black-and-white film. The higher sensitivity allows for faster shutter speeds and better low light photos, allowing it to cater to diverse photography needs including lifestyle, sport, travel, street photography, and more. Its reputation for superb scanning and overall versatility has made it a staple for high-quality image production.

 

Available in 135 and 120 formats.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe Z. ★★★★★

The fine, flat grain on this film makes midtones look almost creamy when I scan them, and it holds detail in the highlights better than the cheaper rolls I've tried. Five rolls in a pack means I can actually experiment with different developers without feeling like I'm wasting money.

Adam O. ★★★★★

I’ve been shooting 120 for years and this pack gave me that classic continuous-tone look I was after—the T-grain emulsion handles shadows beautifully without getting muddy. Five rolls lasted me through a weekend trip and every frame scanned clean.

Chloe J. ★★★★★

The flat tabular silver halide crystals in this 120 roll pack pull out an incredible range of mid-tones—my portraits have that smooth, almost painterly gradation I’ve been chasing. Shot a whole roll at box speed in overcast light and the shadow detail held up beautifully.