Kodak Tri-X Pan 400, Five Pack of TX 120 Black & White Negative Film
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Kodak Tri-X Pan 400, Five Pack of TX 120 Black & White Negative Film ISO 400, 120 Size

SKU: KKTX120U5 MFR: 1153659
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Key Features

  • Capture stunning black and white photos with the high contrast of Kodak Tri-X 400.
  • Enjoy fine grain and exceptional sharpness in your 120 format black & white film.
  • Kodak Tri-X Pan offers wide latitude, perfect for diverse shooting conditions.
  • Achieve archival quality prints with this classic black and white negative film.
  • Ideal ISO 400 speed film for photojournalism, sports, and fine art photography.
  • Push/pull processing gives you creative control with this versatile B&W film.
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Pedro Alberto S : I am a mexican résident can i appli with PayPal for the 4 installments, thru will be shipped to Hidalgo, TEXAS?
Lisa S : Hi again, I am interested in finding out if this film is "C41"? so I can get it processed at a Photo Finish Lab. Let me know, LisaMICHAEL G : Tri-X is not C41 type film. You'll need to either develop it yourself or take it to a professional photo lab. BW400CN made by Kodak is a C41 type B&W film that can be processed at most photo labs.LOU N F : C41 is a color process. 400tx is bw film. it is not c41 and cannot (should not) be processed this way. kodak sells a bw c41 process film but it's not as crisp looking + the prints made from it are muddier looking than true bw film.. go with the real deal. you can still get your bw film processed at many labs.JAMES N : Hi Lisa This film does not use the C41 process. Ilford does provide a C41 based black and white film.GEORGE L : No 400TX is regular film - you have to develop it yourself. However you can buy kodak BW400CN which is C-41, but it's only offered in 35mm sizes. Fortunately, Ilford has Chromogenic black and white film (C-41) called XP-2 Super, in both 35 mm and 120. Hope this helps.JAMES F : No, this is not a C41 type film. This film is developed in B&W chemistry.Bob A : NO NO NO. Tri X is a b&W film and Must be processed in a blacxk & white developer ONLY. The c-41 you mentioned is a color developer and will not work. Think Kodak used to make a B&W film that could be processed in C-041 but don't try this with Tri X.DEVON C : No, it is not able to be processed in C41 chemistry. Will only work with black and white developer. If you are looking for black and white film that is able to be developed via C41 process, search for Ilford XP2 Super.TOM H : Tri x is one of the all time great b&w films. It must be devloped with a traditional b&w developer not c41.ALLEN F : No. Tri-x is an old fashioned black and white emulsion.MARK G : No it's not. The Kodak BW400 CN is, and it is excellent. Unfortunately they no longer produce it in Medium Format.JOSE C. F : hello! I don't know if is C41. process the film myself and then digitalized with a scanner.ROBERT K : this is NOT C-41 (which is the process for color negative film). Tri-X is black and white negative film and requires black and white processing.DANIEL F : No. C-41.is color film. You must use a black and white developer with Tri-x.BRUCE M : No, this is NOT suitable for c41 drugstore etc processing. TriX uses a standard black & white film developer like D76 or Xtol.MIKE T : NO! I get my film processed at North Coast Photographic Services and they do excellent work.ANTHONY R : No, this is black and white film that must be processed using something like D76 developer. Some large photographic labs still do this, but usually by mailing it in to them. It is not C41 which you can get processed at some small camera shops, pharmacies like Walgreens or CVS, or Costco.BRIAN T : No. This is traditional black and white film that cannot be developed using the C-41 process. You want Kodak 400CN for B&W using C-41 processing.NATASHA D : No this is not a C41 film. I have to send it away to a professional photo lab to get my negatives developed and sent back to me. A drug store will not develop this film.JOHN M : Hi! This is not C41 film. You might be able to have it developed in a Photo Finish lab, but you should really take your time and make fine work with this. Try to find a photo lab that produces fine art prints and negatives or… invest in the equipment and chemicals you need to develop it at home. This is easier than you think, saves you money and you can control the contrast yourself. Many places sell all the gear and chemistry you need. The rest is up to you. If you have a light-tight space, like a closet, you can load the film onto reels, put it in the can and then develop the film in your kitchen or bathroom. Good luck and have fun!CHRISTOPHER S : This is not C-41. This is standard black & white film, one of the best in the industry. This 5-pack is 120 medium format so any place that develops medium format film will be able to develop it. If you have a "Photo Finish Lab" in mind, they would be able to develop it. C-41 film in 35mm may be developed at a local drug store like CVS or Walgreens, but they only develop 35mm.WILLIAM K : No.
Shopper : Why Did You Choose This?BARBARA H : BestPatrick G : I like this film.BARBARA H : I like this film, and its only slighty more expensive that the ilford versionJEFFREY L. H : It's the best!Pedro Alberto S : Because is the film I use and Adorama is greatJOSEPH C : Who doesn't love overpriced film?PRESCOTT J : Classic. Perfect results.JERRY A P : For my cameraRICHARD W : This is a classic great film that i have used for decadesVALERIAN A : I love TriX.JAMES W : like the contrastGREGORY P : tonal range, reciprocity factor,KEVIN D : Because you haven't raised the price yet.JACK M : Great film, reasonable price. Adorama trusted vendor.TONYA A : This item was specifically requestedSUZY A : Medium format cameraDAMON H : Film needed for work.PAUL W : I've tried Ilford films (a Little cheaper but good) and have used Tri X since 1966 so I'm returning home to Kodak, I like the film speed and grain.NICOLE B : Heard good reviews from peers about it!TIFFANIE H : I needed it for my college class.DONALD S : I have a film camera. I can't take pictures without film.MARTHA T : the standard. always reliable with Pyro PMKDAVID C S : Classic B&W film used by many generations of photographers. I have been using it for over 40 years.JAMES P : I was running low on 120 filmISRAEL, G : Always my go-to film !Caleb G : Tri-X is the gold standard of Kodak B&W film424 A : Very reliable film - predicable results; pro packs are a good value.Victorio M : Looking to do more medium format film work.SHENY L : i love itJORGE C : Because it’s a 400 speed black and white filmHOWARD K : Only use tri x. Like the grain!MARSHALL H : To shoot in my Perkeo medium format camera...JOHN W : used this many times in the past. current supply running low. excellent sharpness. tolerates wide range of processing conditionsJADA P : for classOCTAVIO J : To use with my hasselbladSTEPHEN M : Haven't used Kodak film in years. Twice the price or Arista, but I want to compare results.SERENA B : Darkroom classJACKIE N : It is my favorite film.Andrea L : experimenting for my canon ae-1PATRICK D : My go to film for medium format b/wADAM K : Favorite grain/sharpness balanceKAVAN L : Kodak Tri_X has been my choice of b&w film. For me it has the best contrast and the right amount of grain.NATHANIEL B : Re-up on filmJOHN B : needed more medium format filmJACOB P : Best black and white film, hands down! Definitely my number one choice as it is versatile and can easily be pushed (or pulled) if need be while still maintaining quality.Khalifa A : Great filmDON H : I like the classic look of Tri-X.KELLEY K : ChristmasSHERRY C : My daughter-in-law who is a photographer specifically requested this for a Christmas stocking gift.BRANDON T : Same film every time, never lets me down.PATRICK D : I always shoot TRIX. I also can develop it with good resultsBRANDON T : The Gold StandardFRANCOIS L : One of the best film!JAVIER C : Classic standard. My default black and white film.ALUISIUS S : Learning to shoot film again and the price is right.JOSEPH H : Best B&W 120 film available on the market today!ROBERT M : For film photography.TIMOTHY H : My go to film.Robert H : Good price, great filmJAMES S : Just Re acquired some Bronica SQ gear I some years back . Tri-X and Portra 400 were my go to films back in the day . Thought I’d give it a go one note time.PATRICK D : My go to film for medium format.CATHY F : sampling film for my recently purchased Bronica ER 645ISAIAS Z : just to try it outHennok G : kodak raising their pricesHennok G : love b/w... ok honestly kodak is raising their film pricesPETER S : Great contrast and feel.TOM W : Best B/W film ever made in medium format.JP B : the best b&w film availableMARK F : Love the film and have been shooting it since the 1970's.PHILIP C : Love this B&W film!JOHN H : Heard good things; wanted to try.TOM W : I've been using this film for 40 years. Best for the type of photo work I do.JOHN R : it pushes well, I push it to 3200 even though it says 1600 is the max. develop accordingly and it is very punchy but not too grainy.ANNA C : The right amount of grain for the speed.JOHN R : more contrast black and white. pushes wellGUILDEN G : I shoot and develop film, some colour but mostly B&W and TriX 400 is my favourite B&W film. It offer great contrast.JOHN C : So flexible, can be pushed +2 with classic results.JAMES B : Not easy to find. Good price and good size for me.ANDREW R : Tri-X is an amazing film, and so easy to develop at home.

Reviews about this item

Review Summary

2024-09-19T20:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

Happy to havy it finally

Great looking film. Got it fast.

Adrian

2023-10-17T20:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

Great Service

My order came quicker than expected. Will use them again.

Paul

2023-07-03T08:30:18

Rated 5 out of 5

Goto BW Film

Tri-x is my foto black and white film for street photography. Love the speed, contrast, and just the right touch of grain.

VALERIAN A.

2022-11-16T19:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

My all time favorite black and white film.

Tri-x has been around for almost 70 years for a reason. The tones and contrast it produces are why I keep coming back to this film. The classic grain is truly timeless. There's never been a time that I've regretted loading a roll of Tri-x for a shoot.

Steven W.

2022-10-09T09:08:56

Rated 5 out of 5

Classic

I've shooting TriX for 40 years. I love the consistency and it's malleability.

JIM V.

2022-05-29T20:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

Why I love tri-x

I've been shooting with tri-x for almost 30 years-and for good reason. It is a very versatile film, and I have pushed it with good success. Good density negatives with nice grain, even when pushed to 3200. If you don't like a stronger contrast or a bit of grain in your film then maybe look for something else like HP5. I always have some tri-x in the fridge ready to go. Even when expired it seems to do alright. I've shot 35 mm and 120 tri-x-and I've blown both the 35 mm and 120 negatives up to 20x30 " with great results.

John

2022-05-25T15:20:28

Rated 5 out of 5

Lone the grain

For my needs this film is tried and true.

Michael L.

2022-03-11T13:28:48

Rated 5 out of 5

Good all-around choice for B&W photographers

Traditional silver based film; predictable results. Home development easy; with right equipment. Takes a wide range of developers; good tonal latitude. Good choice for both beginner and pro. Priced right and always available.

424 A.

2021-10-22T09:08:00

Rated 5 out of 5

The most classical black and white film

The Kodak Tri-X 400 is a wonder, you can push this film to more than 6400 ISO with dedicated developers, so using D-76 you can even shoot this film to 1600 ISO without a much bigger grain

FELIPE O.

2021-01-19T19:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

Yes

Fast shipping, good value, awesome as always! Up moment??

Samuel

2020-12-28T07:24:34

Rated 5 out of 5

A must have for B&W photoshooting

Very versatile and the contrast suits my taste. Very pleased with this film.

Huy T.

2020-06-29T08:35:24

Rated 5 out of 5

TRI-X 400

The Tri-X 400 is a superb choice when looking for black and white film. Every roll I develop, I am surprised at how amazing the contrast is and how great the images are. I would absolutely recommend.

THOMAS S.

2020-01-14T07:40:19

Rated 5 out of 5

LONG Time Fan

My father was a pro photographer when Tri-X was first produced, and I’ve been using and loving it since I was 7 years old — before it came out in roll film. ASA 400 was quite the big deal then. Has been my favorite for seventy years, and I am very happy it’s still going strong in the market. It’s my go-to film still to this day!

THOMAS B.

2020-01-14T06:17:22

Rated 5 out of 5

Thomas Evans

Kodak has been making 120 size film since 1888, and it just keeps getting better.

Thomas E.

2019-05-31T08:23:54

Rated 5 out of 5

The king of black and white films!

I will never get tired of the Tri-x look! This film has been around for 60 years for good reason. It has a classic grain structure that looks timeless.

Steven W.

2019-05-21T09:48:24

Rated 5 out of 5

The Classic

I went through a period where all I shot was 120 film and Adorama had Tri-x at the ready and shipped it fast. I will buy film here again and again.

DANIEL F.

2019-03-06T13:03:25

Rated 5 out of 5

Tri x

It was tri x. It came in a box and it's exactly what I wanted

devin m.

2019-02-17T05:03:07

Rated 5 out of 5

Great source for film

Hard to find film came quickly in perfect condition

Bill K.

2019-01-08T17:06:31

Rated 5 out of 5

It’s Tri-X, what else is there to say?

Can’t go wrong with this film. It’s a classic.

MARK F.

2018-12-02T14:21:46

Rated 5 out of 5

great deal great film !!

This is a clasic film at a great price !!

Michael F.

2018-11-28T15:34:42

Rated 5 out of 5

Kodak B&W 400 as good as ever.

5 stars, Kodak B&W simply the best.

DAVID E.

2018-11-02T08:55:47

Rated 5 out of 5

Kodak tri-x is my favoriye film

Great tonality, solid film.

Birgit M.

2018-10-28T17:45:26

Rated 5 out of 5

400 Tri-X Forever!

Kodak Tri-X 400 Film is best for that classic look, and due to it great pull and push capability. Pair it with XTOL, D-76, or Diafine Developers. A great film that is forgiving for even the most novice of beginners and it is used by some of the industries greatest photographers.

Andrew F.

2018-08-28T09:56:25

Rated 5 out of 5

One of the things Kodak still does right

This film leads almost all others in dependability and quality

DEAN H.

2018-08-23T15:14:55

Rated 5 out of 5

Classic Film

I use this film with my Holga and the affect is classic. Reminds me of Walker Evans photographs.

Patrick D.

2018-08-14T09:28:36

Rated 5 out of 5

GREAT FILM

I've been using Tri-X for years and love it!

JP B.

2018-08-07T10:12:14

Rated 4 out of 5

The classic rock 'n' roll film

A classic. The film that documented the 60s and 70s. I shoot concerts with it. If you don't like grain, buy T-Max instead. If you like images with character, high tonal contrast, wide latitude, & great edge contrast, buy the one and only Tri-X.* *Ilford HP-5 is similar but less contrasty. You should try it too.

CHRIS Z.

2018-06-26T14:19:57

Rated 5 out of 5

Tri-X 400 120

Excellent film. Fine grain, high contrast.

STEVEN Z.

2018-06-08T08:42:30

Rated 5 out of 5

Go i20

If you are keeping film alive, you are probably doing your own processing. If so switch to 120 format. Better resolution and easier to process than 35mm.

STEPHEN M.

2018-05-25T13:20:49

Rated 5 out of 5

Prompt shipping arrived in good shape

Arrived quickly and in good shape. Kodak film worked well as expected.

Steve G.

Kodak Tri-X Pan 400, Five Pack of TX 120 Black & White Negative Film Specifications

  • Film speed

    ISO 400

  • Primary features

    Fine grain, high sharpness, Medium contrast, moderate degree of enlargement, wide exposure latitude

  • Suggested applications

    Corporate/industrial, Editorial, Fine art, General, Law enforcement, Military/instrumentation, Photojournalism/sports

  • Recommended KODAK Developers

    T-MAX, T-MAX RS, XTOL, HC-110, D-76, MICRODOL-X, DK-50, DURAFLO RT Chemicals

  • Total darkness

    (no safelight recommended)

  • Available in

    135, 120, and long rolls

  • Base

    3.6 mil acetate

  • UPC Code

    041771153656

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About Kodak Tri-X Pan 400, Five Pack of TX 120 Black & White Negative Film

FEATURED REVIEWS

I have been using TRI-X for over forty years and it has never let me down

By BRUCE H.

I have been using TRI-X for over forty years and it has never let me down. Whatever developer you use the grain in TRI-X will deliver negatives for you that is beyond category. This is the film which became so popular and famous in the 20th century and most of the MAGNUM photographers were using it regularly. The two developers I have use for it are D76 and Rodinal or its equivalent. TRI-X has no equal.

TRI-X, my black and white film of choice

By ANTHONY M.

KODAK TRI-X has been my film of choice in 35mm using my LEICA M3 with 50mm 2.8 ELMAR for fifty years. I've never been disappointed, the film maintains the classic look that initially drew me to it. It produces the highly desired saturated black and subtle grey tones not possible with other film. I've recently purchased a used HASSELBLAD 500 CM with a 150mm f4 SONNAR CF T, the lens having been purchased from ADORAMA. The look from the 2 1/4 format is breathtaking. The images made with my LEICA...

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For professional photographers and enthusiasts alike, the Kodak Tri-X Pan 400, a five-pack of TX 120 Black & White Negative Film ISO 400, 120 Size, is a superior choice for capturing stunning black and white images. This high-speed, panchromatic film, with an ISO rating of 400, is perfect for photographing subjects in low light conditions, fast-moving action, or those requiring a good depth of field and swift shutter speeds.

The Tri-X Pan 400 film is also ideal for extending the distance range for flash photography, ensuring you never miss a shot, no matter the lighting conditions. Available in both 120 and 135 sizes, as well as 35 and 70 mm long rolls, this versatile film caters to a wide range of medium format cameras.

One of the unique features of the 120-size Tri-X Pan film is its retouching capability on the emulsion side, providing photographers with the flexibility to enhance their images post-shooting. Furthermore, this film is highly recommended for push-processing applications, offering a greater degree of control over contrast and grain.

Renowned for its reliability and durability, the Kodak Tri-X Pan 400 film has been a favorite among photographers for decades, delivering consistently high-quality, professional results. Whether you're shooting in the studio or outdoors, this film's versatility and superior performance make it an invaluable tool in any photographer's kit.

Kodak Tri-X Pan 400, Five Pack of TX 120 Black & White Negative Film Features

  • Fine grain Good for producing high-quality images
  • Wide exposure latitude Rich tonality maintained with over exposure and underexposure
  • High sharpness Good for applications that require a moderate degree of enlargement
  • High resolving power Good rendition of detail

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Key Features

  • Capture stunning black and white photos with the high contrast of Kodak Tri-X 400.
  • Enjoy fine grain and exceptional sharpness in your 120 format black & white film.
  • Kodak Tri-X Pan offers wide latitude, perfect for diverse shooting conditions.
  • Achieve archival quality prints with this classic black and white negative film.
  • Ideal ISO 400 speed film for photojournalism, sports, and fine art photography.
  • Push/pull processing gives you creative control with this versatile B&W film.

What's in the box:

  • Five Pack of Kodak Tri-X Pan 400 120 Size

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