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Kodak T-MAX 400 B&W Film Profile/Review. This tech page is for Kodak Professional TMAX 400 Film. or 400TMY. which is it’s film code. This is a continuous-tone panchromatic black-and-white negative film for general outdoor and indoor photography. It is available in 35mm roll. 120 roll. and 4×5 sheet form. This film features high speed (ISO 400/27° in most developers). very high sharpness . . .
Link your film developing recipes to your Flickr photos Start sharing your recipes now. Recipes & dev times using Film Kodak T-Max 400 Filtered by Recipes using: Agfa Rodinal. Kodak T-Max 400 at 3200 in Agfa Rodinal 1+25. 17 minutes at 20°C/68. 0°F. 30 sec initial and 5 inversion every 30 sec By bwibowo on 23 June 2019. Kodak T-Max 400 in Agfa Rodinal 1:50. 12 minutes at 20°C/68. 0°F . . .
A good line. but not completely accurate. In fact. Kodak invested billions to develop a range of digital cameras. Doing something and doing the right thing are also different things. The next . . .
But then you get far better shadow gradation in high contrast scenes. because TMY has a steeper toe and overall longer straight line. It’s also a higher acutance film. I shoot it in all formats from 35mm to 8X10. and develop in PMK pyro. HP5 has lovely “watercolor”grain in modest enlagement. but this starts looking mushy around 4X. so I never shoot it in any format other than 8x10. and only . . .
TMY-2 (new TMAX 400) really is an incredible film Discussion in ‘B&W: Film. Paper. Chemistry’ started by philosomatographer. Jul 29. 2011. Share This Page. Thread Tools. Thread Tools. Print; Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Jul 29. 2011 #1. philosomatographer Member. Messages: 240. Joined: May 12. 2009 Location: Johannesburg Shooter: 4x5 Format. TMY-2 continues to astound me in what it can …
I was at Kodak from ’83 — ’97. most of that time in electronic/digital imaging R&D and product development. With due respect to Dr Shih’s perspective having joined in ’97. it was the years leading up to that. when Kodak squandered what could have been a dominant position in digital imaging and possibly online social media. due to lack of vision of what was clear to the engineers.
Updated December. 2010. Notes: Some film have same code but different numbers! Also some of the newest film is not yet in this table. In honor of expired film . . .
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