Pack of 3 FOMAPAN CLASSIC 100 ASA Rollfimmedium format 120 Black White

The Kodak Tri-X film seems to have mixed reviews based on customer experiences. One user found that out of three rolls purchased, one yielded decent results in terms of contrast and image quality, while another roll was disappointing due to numerous marks on the frames. The user speculated that the issue might be due to emulsion inConsistency. Another user mentioned that the film had a delicate emulsion, thin support, and when developed in D23, the highlights were blocked and lacked tonal richness. However, they recommended it for those who have not used other films like Kodak Tri-X. For users attempting to use vintage cameras, the film was seen as a good find with the hope of producing good photos. A user testing various old cameras was particularly pleased with using the film in a 1903 Kodak folding Brownie, despite underexposing the images and developing them for twice the recommended time. The user still found the outcome satisfying. Overall, the film seemed to provide satisfactory results when used correctly, though it may require some attention to exposure settings. **