Professional Tri-X 400 Black and White Negative 35mm Film, 35mm Film - 36 Exposures

Kodak Tri-X 400 Black & White Film (36 exp) — one roll to cover a full day of travel shooting

The gist: The full 36-exposure roll of Kodak's legendary Tri-X 400 — the classic B&W stock behind decades of street and documentary photography — sized to cover a whole day or short trip without a mid-outing reload.

• More frames per roll: 36 exposures means fewer reloads on a long travel day, and a lower cost per shot than the 24-exposure version.
• Wide exposure latitude: handles mixed lighting — bright plazas to shaded alleys to dim transit — without ruining shots from a single misjudged exposure.
• Pushes up to 3 stops: useful for evening markets or dim interiors where you want to keep shooting past daylight without switching film.
• Deep, expressive contrast: the bold blacks and classic grain that have made Tri-X a benchmark B&W look since 1954.

The Darkroom's film review calls Tri-X "one of the most iconic film stocks ever made," highlighting its "excellent exposure latitude" and strong push/pull performance across a wide range of shooting conditions.

Best for: travelers who want to shoot a full day or multi-stop outing on one roll without swapping film. Skip it if: you prefer developing shorter batches per location — the 24-exposure roll finishes faster. Runs ~$6 — check the current price before buying.