Tri-X vs TMax 400: Which Kodak Film Actually Fits Your Work?
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Tri-X shoots looser, forgives exposure mistakes, and has that midtone-heavy look that photojournalism made famous. TMax 400 is tighter, finer grain, and suits controlled shooting. The piece doesn't break new ground, but if you're deciding which roll to put through a new film camera, the distinction matters more than the hype around either stock.
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