KODAK TMAX100 - Ei: 25~250
NORMAL dr5 ISO: 100
A beautiful smooth, sharp film.TMAX100 is one of the better films for interpositive & internegative work. The smoothness seems to flatten out the image somewhat, with Detail everywhere. It has a somewhat compressed contrast range making it one of the easiest scanning films but will increase in contrast as it is pushed. TMAX100 doesn't look like a traditional B&W emulsion.
TMAX-100 is Unlike the other 2 TMAX films.
TMAX100 in the sepia developer-2 is very yellow/gold, truly a
unique look and unlike any other film in dr5. A B&W neutral- DEV-1
image, with hardly any over tones. This is the absolute best film for ultra dark situations and shadow detail.
TMAX100 has a moderate contrast shift when pushed or pulled. DMAX for TMAX100 is very high for a flatter film, 4.80, lower as the film ages.
NOTE: It is best you use the freshest of KODAK films in relation to dr5. KODAK B&W films are the most susceptible to age damage. Old kodak film tends yellow. While the image quality is fine, old Kodak film is best run in DEV-2. The older the film is the more the highlights will be lost. The films condition worsens with age. Cold store works in some cases and it is best to test this film for use in dr5 (to view below images larger: right-click / view image]
