Kodak Ektar 100 35mm 36exp 5-pack + Tri-X 400 5-pack
A bundle of five rolls each of ISO 100 colour negative film and ISO 400 black-and-white film, both 35 mm with 36 exposures
- Finest grain for ultra-sharp scans
- ISO 100 speed for bright outdoor shooting
- Ultra-vivid colour saturation for vibrant prints
- ISO 400 Tri-X for low-light flexibility
- C-41 process compatible for easy development
Bundle contents
This pack combines five rolls of Kodak Professional Ektar 100 color negative film with five rolls of Kodak Tri-X Pan 400 black-and-white film. Each roll is 35mm format and offers 36 exposures. The set is aimed at photographers who want both vivid colour and classic monochrome emulsions in a single purchase.
Who this suits
The Ektar 100 rolls deliver ultra-vivid colour and the world's finest grain at ISO 100, making them ideal for nature, travel, fashion and product work. The Tri-X 400 rolls provide a traditional high-speed black-and-white look for lower-light or street photography. Photographers who need slide film, infrared sensitivity or larger formats will not find those options here.
Key specification
The deciding factor is the dual-emulsion mix: five ISO 100 colour rolls processed in C-41 chemistry and five ISO 400 black-and-white rolls. If your workflow requires only one film type or a different speed, a single-type pack would be more appropriate.
How it compares
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- Price $107.99
- Pricier than about 71% of the 749 comparable items (median $70.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 5-pack bundle include developing chemicals or only the 35 mm cartridges?
The bundle contains five rolls of Ektar 100 and five rolls of Tri-X 400, each 35 mm with 36 exposures; C-41 chemicals for Ektar and black-and-white chemistry for Tri-X must be purchased separately.
Should I choose Ektar 100 or Tri-X 400 for bright daylight landscapes?
Ektar 100 at ISO 100 gives the finest grain and ultra-vivid colour for well-lit outdoor scenes, while Tri-X 400 at ISO 400 is faster but produces visible grain and monochrome images.
What does ISO 100 on the Ektar rolls mean when I load one into my camera?
ISO 100 indicates low light sensitivity, so you will need bright conditions or a tripod for handheld shooting, but you gain the smoothest grain and highest colour saturation of any colour negative film.
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