A slow-speed, fine-grain, high-silver-content film, CatLABS X Film 80 II Black and White Negative Film modeled after Kodak's classic and discontinued Panatomic-X film. Designed for daylight use, this film is characterized by its very fine grain, moderate contrast, and deep tonal range. Additionally, this film exhibits a wide exposure latitude under various lighting conditions and extreme flexibility in processing options.
This is one box containing 25 sheets of 4 x 5" film.
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Excellent film with superb contrast. I have been using it more than any other film because of its quality and reasonable cost. My only complaint is the box it comes in, which is poorly constructed. The upside is that the film's packaging in heavy plastic bags is good.
I'll admit it, I'm relatively new at large format photography, and those dumb mistakes that cost a sheet of film still happen every tenth exposure or so. It's easier to toss a sheet at $1.80 (CatLABS) than at $5.00 (Kodak). The exposures are consistent (at ISO64), and the negative are crisp with good tonal range.