Film Guide

Kodak T-Max 100

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Kodak T-Max 100

Kodak's sharpest black and white film, per the research. T-grain technology means tiny grain and high detail. The research bills it as the world's finest-grain ISO 100 black and white film.

How it behaves

Expose and develop carefully. It rewards precision and is not the film for happy accidents. The research notes very high sharpness and resolving power, that it can be pushed or pulled one to two stops, and that it is optimized for scanning and darkroom enlarging.

Questions people ask

Is T-Max 100 good for landscapes and detail?

Yes. The sources list landscapes, studio work, architecture, fine-art black and white, and large enlargements.

Is T-Max 100 forgiving?

Less than most. Expose and develop carefully; it is not the film for happy accidents.

Can you push or pull T-Max 100?

Yes. It can be pushed or pulled one to two stops.

If you like this, try

Kodak T-Max 400the same T-grain family, at 400 speedKodak Plus-X Expiredanother slow, fine-grain classic Kodak black and white film, but expired

The full set

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