Kodak Eastman Double-X from Flic Film is a classic panchromatic black and white negative film for both outdoor and indoor/studio use. It is an excellent choice for all those looking for a classic film stock with top-level performance and versatility in a variety of conditions. It has a nominal sensitivity of 250 in daylight conditions and 200 under tungsten lighting, and it delivers rich blacks and wide range of tonal steps, while also providing sharpness, crisp micro-contrast, and a fine grain structure. This tried-and-true film stock has been in use relatively unchanged since its release in 1959 for motion picture use.
- Panchromatic B&W Negative Film
- ISO 250/25° in Standard Process
- High Sharpness and Fine Grain
- Wide Exposure Latitude
Flic Film Double-X 35mm Overview
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Flic Film Double-X 35mm Reviews
Classic B&W
As a long-time aficionado of Kodak Tri-X (and Plus-X, when it was available), I love the grainy, almost gritty character of these classic B&W films. Double-X is like having a (more or less) one-stop-slower version of Tri-X; everything I love about Kodak's ISO 400 emulsion is here as well. And unless and until Kodak starts offering Double-X in 135 format, I'm glad that Flic Film is making it available somewhat affordably!
Great Film. Do not rewind all the way.
This is the classic Eastman XX (5222) film, rolled into 36 exposure canisters. It is a beautiful film with a great tonal range, fine grain, and very good sharpness. The canister is difficult to open and the usual film retrieval methods do not work reliably, including the double sided-tape and the Matin Film Picker methods. Be careful and do not rewind the film completely.
