Eastman 2366 is an ultra-slow (ISO 6), blue-sensitive B&W duplicating film with virtually invisible grain and very high resolution. Striking high-contrast images with unique tonal rendering for still photography.

Extremely fine-grained, high-resolution B&W film originally designed for scientific and technical use. With the right developer it produces continuous-tone images with extraordinary sharpness. Long discontinued by Kodak.

Kodak 5032 Tri-X Professional 400 (400TX) is a classic black-and-white 35 mm film known for its versatility and iconic look. Factory 36-exposure cassettes, cold stored; boxed expiry 05/2022—not the same stock as our Tri-X Pan hand rolls.

Older Tri-X Pan line, hand rolled to 135 from bulk—emulsion dated 6/1982. Distinct from the factory Tri-X 400 Professional (5032) rolls also listed here; vintage / collectable, cold stored, with caveats for age and hand winding.

Kodak 5217 Vision 2 200T is a tungsten-balanced, color negative motion picture film. Film is ECN-2 process due to the remjet layer and thus must be processed at a lab capable of developing ECN-2. Successfully tested at ISO 50.

Daylight color print film at ISO 100—punchy saturation and crisp scans from a classic consumer-era Konica emulsion. Same stock in two roll lengths. Successfully tested at ISO 50.

One sealed 135 cassette—ISO 400 color negative for C-41. Consumer-era Photoworks stock with boxed expiry 4/2002; sold as vintage / expired film with the usual age-related expectations.

Limited edition double pack celebrating 100 years of Rollei—two 36-exposure cassettes of the same high-speed ISO 640 black-and-white negative film. Fine grain, wide exposure latitude (ISO 320–1600), and natural contrast make it an excellent choice for available light, street, and action photography.