T_X 400
Look inspired by Kodak Tri-X 400
The classic photojournalism black and white: firm contrast, present grain and blacks that hold up when pushed.
Develop my photos with T_X 400 →What the look is like
A black and white with personality: midtones that separate well, highlights that still hold detail and visible grain that adds texture without turning into dirt.
It is the film of street and reportage photographers. Pushed to 1600 or 3200, contrast rises, shadows close and grain grows, the way it was printed in so many newspaper photos.
When to use it
- Street, reportage and portraits in hard light
- Night and interiors, pushing the EI
- When color gets in the way and form matters more
In Film Igloo
Push up to 3200, a color filter on the lens (yellow, orange, red, green) and print tone. Plus, as with every film: physically scaled grain, halation, negative and scanner, dodge & burn, crop and export as JPEG or 16-bit TIFF.