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Kodak Black & White Film (Single Pack)

Kodak Black & White Film (Single Pack)

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Brand: Kodak
Category: Photography


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Avg. Customer Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars 2 reviews

Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 4.3 x 3.7 x 1.6

MPN: 1574029
Model: 1574029
UPC: 041771574024
EAN: 0041771574024
ASIN: B00007E7TD


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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Contains 5 units.MODEL- BWC13524 VENDOR- KODAK FILM FEATURES-Black and White +400 Film- 24 Exposures Black & White 400 film allows you to experience the power of black & white photography with the convenience of color. It is processed using standard C-41 color processing and prints on color paper. This allows you to have the film processed at your usual photo processing lab. Because Kodak Black & White is a 400 speed film it is ideal for all- around use including under lighting conditions from bright sunlight to dim existing light. Kodak incorporates its T-GRAIN technology which delivers extremely fine grain for outstanding enlargements and fine detail.


Customer Reviews:

2 out of 5 stars "New-fangled" black and white   April 12, 2007
As the first reviewer noted, this is not "traditional" black and white film. This is for the consumer market so it can be easily developed on color processing equipment. Have tried a few rolls and the whites come out off-white and contrast is low. Well-processed traditional B&W prints will last 100+ years. No way to know how prints from this film will look in a few decades. If you are taking family photos, go to the expense and trouble of buying regular Kodak B&W film and have it professionally processed. Your great-great-grandchildren will thank you.


2 out of 5 stars no good for do it yourselfers   March 5, 2005
 4 out of 5 found this review helpful

I bought this ish so I could develop it in my darkroom on my own, but then i found out you aren't supposed to process it in B/W chemicals. So it was useless.

Amazon doesn't tell you this, but it says on the box: "Do not process in Black & White chemicals. Ask for regular color processing."

Just FYI-ing yall.


as for the quality, my prints looked pretty good after i took them to a commercial developer.


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