Kodak T-MAX 100 - 120 Film

Superb , contrast rich B&W film from Kodak

This is my second favourite Kodak B&W film, after Tri-X, and in a way it's kind of like a faster version of Tri-X. I've really enjoyed shooting TMax 100 in the summer months when ISO 100 just makes all the sense in the world, especially when shooting in bright daylight. I've shot about half a dozen rolls of this film and love the contrast and fine grain it delivers.

Nice film, but fiddly to develop

This might just be a one-off, but I've never had a 120 film so fiddly to get onto a reel to develop. Took forever (and honestly, it's usually a doddle taking just a moment), and I ended up having a slight crease as it kept falling out. The results, though, were probably worth trying again, though I'll have to psych myself up for developing. Good contrast, low grain, even grabbing some low light indoor shots. Shot with a Yashica 635.

Biela

Very good for musicians photos, work very well with strong light, my favorite for a album cover