Kentmere 35mm Black and White ISO 100 Negative (Print) Film - This is a medium speed black and white film geared for general use. It produces sharp images with fine grain. You'll find it suitable for making decent sized enlargements.
| Type | 35mm black and white negative film |
| Speed | 100 |
| Applications | General use |
| Process | Ilford developers - but traditional B&W film developers also work |
| Color Saturation | Not Applicable |
| Grain | Fine |
| Sharpness | Very |
| Exposure Latitude | Wide |
| Push/Pull | Not Specified by Manufacturer |
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Comments about Kentmere 35mm Black and White ISO 100 Negative (Print) Film (100'):
Ii use bulk 35mm film for my B&W old school shooting. Rolling my own film saves a lot of mony from individual rolls. The film grade is fine and enlarges well to print.
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Pretty great film for the price, the tonal range is decent, although contrast isn't as defined as other films that cost twice as much. For the price it is an amazing bargain, and you really do get great shots from it, just not as dense as other films.
Developed in stock D76 (Arista-76) at standard temp and time (Check the massive dev chart for times). On flickr I've seen some really pronounced grain when pushed two or three stops, might try that soon.
I recommend this for anyone looking to learn or wanting to try new techniques without worrying about wasting expensive film.
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Comments about Kentmere 35mm Black and White ISO 100 Negative (Print) Film (100'):
I go a lot of outdoor shooting, landscapes, foliage, woods, etc. and I find this to be an excellent, low price general purpose film. It has great sharpmess and wide latitude. My lith prints from Kentmere negatives are very good.
I highly recommend this product. It is great for those on a budget or for students.
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it was great for the price. not a five star package because of the packaging it comes in.
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