Kodak Tri-X 400 (120)
Tri-X is one of the oldest film stocks out there, and has remained unmodified for decades…and I totally see why. A lot of photojournalists have used Tri-X as their go to, mostly because of the films’ latitude…like I think you have the room for 2-3 stops over exposed! It’s wild. Plus when you shoot this in 120 format, the grain isn’t super heavy and is just absolutely GORGEOUS! I know I’m gonna find other B&W stocks I’ll like, but Tri-X may end up being my favorite of all time…but I also recently shot a roll of TMax 400…so I’m waiting to get those negatives back, & I’ll probably do a post comparing my favorite B&W stocks. These frames I captured on a Pentax 67.
