Kentmere 6012588 35mm 100' B&W Negative Film
Black and white negative film, ISO 100, 35 mm format, supplied as a 100 foot roll for bulk loading
- ISO 100 fine-grain film captures sharp detail
- 100' bulk roll lets you load custom lengths
- 35 mm format fits standard cameras
- Kentmere 6012588 black-and-white negative emulsion
Kentmere 35mm 100' B&W Film
Kentmere 6012588 is a 35mm black-and-white negative film supplied as a 100-foot bulk roll. It is rated at ISO 100 and designed for photographers who load their own cassettes for cost-effective shooting. The fine-grain emulsion delivers classic monochrome tonality suitable for a wide range of lighting conditions. This product is sold new and ready for use in any standard 35mm camera.
Best for darkroom users loading cassettes
This roll suits photographers who develop their own film and prefer bulk loading to control frame counts and reduce waste. It is not intended for shooters who require pre-loaded DX-coded cartridges for point-and-shoot convenience. Buyers needing colour negative, slide film, or higher ISO speeds for low-light work should select a different emulsion. The 100-foot length also exceeds the needs of occasional photographers who only shoot a few rolls per year.
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- Price $82.99
- Pricier than about 58% of the 749 comparable items (median $70.99).
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Questions about this item
How can I confirm the Kentmere 6012588 film is exposing correctly after loading it into my camera?
Shoot a test roll under consistent lighting and develop it; properly exposed frames will show clear shadow detail and highlight separation at ISO 100 without excessive grain.
What comes with the Kentmere 6012588 100' roll and what must I supply myself?
The box contains the 35mm bulk roll only; you will need a bulk loader, reusable cassettes, developing chemicals, and a changing bag or darkroom to load and process the film.
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