Kodak Professional T-Max

T-GRAIN technology uses flat, tabular silver halide crystals rather than traditional round grains. This allows for significantly higher sharpness and finer grain structure, which is particularly noticeable when you are making large-format enlargements.

Yes, T-Max 100 features improved reciprocity characteristics. This means it handles long exposures more predictably than many traditional films, making it a reliable choice for night photography or architectural work where extended shutter speeds are required.

T-Max 100 offers expanded exposure latitude, which gives you more wiggle room than many other black-and-white stocks. While proper metering is always best, this film handles slight exposure errors well, retaining detail in both highlights and shadows.

While T-Max 100 can be processed in a variety of standard black-and-white developers, it is specifically optimized for use with Kodak T-Max developer. Using the manufacturer's recommended chemistry will yield the most consistent results regarding grain and contrast.

Yes, this is standard 120 roll film, which is compatible with any medium-format camera that accepts 120 spools. Just ensure your camera back is set to the correct frame spacing for the format you are shooting, such as 6x4.5, 6x6, or 6x7.