Name: Arista EDU Ultra 400 B&W Negative Film, 35mm Roll Film, 36 Exposures
Brand: Arista
SKU: AR190364
Price: 6.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (22 reviews)

Arista EDU Ultra 400 B&W Negative Film, 35mm Roll Film, 36 Exposures

Arista Ultra 400

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Arista Ultra 400 

Arista EDU Ultra 400: 35mm black & white film. High contrast, fine grain, and wide latitude. Excellent sharpness. Shop now for archival quality prints!

Arista.EDU Ultra B&W film is compatible with all major processing systems. Recommended developing times are for normal contrast negatives (based on intermittent agitation.) All developing times are standardized for 68 Degree F (20 Degree C). Your developing time may vary based on environment and equipment used.Developer: Arista 76 PowderDilution: StockTime @ 68 Degree F (20 Degree C): 7 - 8Developer: Arista 76 PowderDilution: 1:1Time @ 68 Degree F (20 Degree C): 12 - 13Developer: Arista Premium PowderDilution: StockTime @ 68 Degree F (20 Degree C): 7 1/2Developer: Arista Premium PowderDilution: 1:1Time @ 68 Degree F (20 Degree C): 8 1/2Developer: Arista Liquid Film DeveloperDilution: Working SolutionTime @ 68 Degree F (20 Degree C): 8Developer: Arista Premium Liquid DeveloperDilution: 1:9Time @ 68 Degree F (20 Degree C): 8Developer: Marathon Film DeveloperDilution: 1:9Time @ 68 Degree F (20 Degree C): 6 1/2Developer: Ilford ID-11, Kodak D-76Dilution: StockTime @ 68 Degree F (20 Degree C): 7 - 8Developer: Ilford ID-11, Kodak D-76Dilution: 1:1Time @ 68 Degree F (20 Degree C): 12 - 13Developer: Kodak XTOLDilution: (Straight)Time @ 68 Degree F (20 Degree C): 7Developer: Kodak TMAX DeveloperDilution: 1:4Time @ 68 Degree F (20 Degree C): 7 - 8Developer: Kodak HC 110Dilution: 1:31Time @ 68 Degree F (20 Degree C): 6 1/2Developer: Agfa RodinalDilution: 1:25Time @ 68 Degree F (20 Degree C): 5 1/2Recommended Agitation: Agitate continuously for first 30 seconds of development, then provide agitation of 5 to 7 inversion cycles for 5 seconds every 30 seconds for remainder of development time.Where continuous agitation is used for rotary processor, reduce the developing times by 15%.Development times may need adjusting to suit individual processing systems and working practices. If an established system is producing good results, adjust the recommended development times until the desired contrast is obtained.This material will be replaced if found defective in manufacture, labeling or packaging. Except for such replacement, this product is sold witout warranty or other liability.

I finally got to run a roll through my Canon IID2 rangefinder and found the film advance very crunchy and resistant. I'm also not thrilled about these plastic canisters.

Plastic Canister/weird advance

Kodak is best but twice the price. This stuff is about ASA 200, not 400, it also needs more than the indicated development time. Trial and error will tell how much to over expose and develop. You can get good results

Arista OK, but not Kodak

OK but not Kodak. Certainly not ASA 400, 250 tops. Also 14 minutes at 68 F. is still flat with D76 1:1.  The best thing is the price, and that unlike 120 Arista which curls, this stuff stays flat.

Arista is Difficult

Great film for bulk loading! I've had great results from Arista branded film in the past and am excited to see what this higher ISO 400 film can do.

Affordable Bulk Loading

The photos came out looking really crisp (minus a couple I overexposed) and the affordability of this black and white film vs. color film is awesome. Would recommend!

Amazing Film - Great Quality!

It?s rebranded Fomapan 400, so it inherits all its forebear?s qualities.

Great stuff, even for non-students

Exactly was I needed! Taking a black and white film developing course this semester and this was on the required materials list.

Quality product at a reasonable price!

Ordered 3 rolls. One defective. The film tab was inside the canister so could not be used.

2 out of 3

Love the grainy, dreamy quality of this stock.  I picked it up since so many people compared it to the old school Kodak Tri-X.  Seems to halate more (could just be my lens), but was definitely very pleasing.  If you're looking for pristine and grain free then move on.  If you like some character, contrast, grain, and maybe some dreaminess (depending on your lens) then have at it.

Dreany

arista edu is the only black and white film i shoot. i absolutely love the tones, the contrast, the shadows, the softness. i shoot mostly expired color film and this film gives me old film vibes.

my go to black and white film

Arista 400 B&W ??

Another good, cheap 120 film

Ol' reliable. Nice contrasty b&w images, classic film look. Great price easy to find even in a drought. Can't go wrong with this film.

Ol' reliable, always classic.

Cheaper than anything else. Good for testing.

Cheap, makes photos.

I have recently purchased the bulk film. It has worked very well, and is a lot cheaper than buying individual rolls. Would recommend this object.

Great film

Best Black and white film at an affordable price

Best film

Great film great price!

Workable discount film with a decent range of tones. Scratches SUPER easily in development and while handling. The emulsion is thin.

Good but fragile

Great film for testing/learning and checking camera function and repairs without breaking the bank.

Excellent value and functionality

A nicely balanced film, with a wide exposure lattitude when your meter fails.  Develops nicely in D76

A nicely balanced film

Thi film is a great value and quality for the one who shoots a lot of film, I shoot mostly snapshots of my kids, and out and about. Highly recommend this emulsion.

Great film at a great price.

Have not received the pictures just yet but came in really good condition in package. Fit perfectly into my Canon t70. Cheaper in price than most film, great if you just want to try film photography for fun

Arista EDU Ultra 400 B&W Negative Film, 35mm Roll Film, 36 Exposures

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