Professional Tri-X 400 Black and White Negative 35mm Film - 10 Rolls
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Kodak Professional Tri-X 400, 10-Roll Pack — the classic gritty street-photography stock
The gist: A bulk 10-roll pack of the black-and-white film that's defined street photography since the 1950s — bold grain, punchy contrast, made for shooting people and cities on the move.
- Grain/look: Traditional cubic-grain emulsion (RMS granularity ~17) — visible, expressive grain rather than the clean look of modern T-Grain films.
- Contrast: Naturally punchy, high-contrast rendering with forgiving exposure latitude — easy to shoot handheld and still get a usable negative.
- Heritage: The stock behind decades of iconic street and photojournalism work, still widely used for that reason.
- Format: Standard 35mm, 24-exposure rolls, ISO 400.
The Phoblographer's comparison piece describes Tri-X's traditional emulsion as delivering "a bold, textured black and white look" that street photographers have relied on for its forgiving latitude (thephoblographer.com).
Best for: Travel and street photographers chasing a classic, gritty documentary look — markets, transit, candid faces. Skip it if: you want maximum sharpness for landscape or architecture work — Kodak T-Max is the finer-grain option. Runs ~$75 for 10 rolls — check the current price before buying.
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