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It is no surprise that ARISTA.EDU films and papers have become the go-to choice for educators and photographers seeking reliable and affordable black & white materials. The Arista Freestyle EDU DX 100 35mm Black & White Negative Roll Film, with 36 exposures, is a testament to this reputation. This film is housed in a sturdy metal cartridge and features DX coding, ensuring compatibility with all 35mm cameras. As a panchromatic, medium-speed film with an ISO of 100, it is perfectly suited for bright outdoor photography or controlled studio lighting environments.
The film's fine grain structure and extensive tonal range make it an excellent choice for creating high-quality negatives, whether you are enlarging prints in a darkroom or scanning for digital archiving and printing. Manufactured in the United Kingdom, ARISTA EDU DX films are produced under stringent quality control standards, making them a dependable option for both educational settings and professional photography.
Processing the Arista.EDU DX 100 film is straightforward and compatible with all major processing systems. Recommended developing times are provided for achieving normal contrast negatives, based on intermittent agitation at a standardized temperature of 68 Degree F (20 Degree C). However, developing times may vary depending on your specific environment and equipment. Here are some suggested developing times for various developers:
- Arista 76 Powder: Stock - 9.00 minutes, 1:1 - 11.50 minutes
- Arista Premium Powder: Stock - 6.00 minutes, 1:1 - 7.00 minutes
- Arista Liquid: Working Solution - 7.00 minutes
- Arista Premium Liquid: 1:9 - 7.00 minutes
- LegacyPro L-110/HC-110: 1:31 - 5.75 minutes
- Marathon Film Developer: 1:9 - 6.00 minutes
- Ilford ID-11: Stock - 9.00 minutes
- Rodinal: 1:25 - 9.00 minutes
Whether you are an educator, student, or professional photographer, the Arista Freestyle EDU DX 100 35mm Black & White Negative Roll Film offers a versatile and high-quality solution for capturing stunning black & white images.