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Kodak 120 Black & White Print Film T-MAX ISO 100 Review
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"I use T-MAX with my Maymia 7II 6x7 medium format camera and it is fantastic for enlargements.I make Prints as big as big as 16x20 and they hardly show any signs of grainyness.A great film for long exposures also.It also can be developed plus or minus to get the five stop range for great contrast. "
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Kodak 120 Black & White Print Film T-MAX ISO 100 Review
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"I really like this film. i've been using it since it was introduced and use it pretty much pretty much exclusively (once in a while straying to TMax 400). i shoot it at an ei 0f 64 and get great results. I use XTol to develop the film @ 68F. I use zone system exposure and testing to make sure that m …" Read Full Review »
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Kodak 120 Black & White Print Film T-MAX ISO 100 Review
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"The ISO 100 give you intense yet extremely useable contrast. Very fine film grain allows for very large prints (20x30 prints no problem, especially if your camera has a nice lens).
This film is also very easy to develop, and is easy to push or pull process to get the right contrast and working
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Kodak 120 Black & White Print Film T-MAX ISO 100 Review
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"I use this product incorrectly all the time, and still, it will capture enough light to make the shot. It's great because it loads easily on the spool, never tears or rips, and film labs seem to be able to develop properly. What's not so great about it is that the local drugstore can't develop it. "
Kodak 120 Black & White Print Film T-MAX ISO 100 Review
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"I wasn't real keen on this film for the first couple of rolls - a normal reaction to this film by people who use Diafine to process - then I stumbled on using an orange filter on it - wow! This stuff comes out great! ISO 160, use an orange filter, process in Diafine! My favorite stuff now!! "
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