I thought I'd try some cheaper B&W film when I discovered a reference for this film. It's probably made in China for an English company and is imported from England and sold in the US by Adorama at $2.95 a roll for 36 exposures of B&W film that compares to TMAX 100 at 36 exposures at $4.95. The development time in D76 and Kodak fixer time is the same as TMAX.
Tried a roll with my Yashica Dental eye II. Seems as good as TMAX ...at least with my skill level.
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Kentmere film
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DuncaninFrance
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Re: Kentmere film
I used to use Kentmere papers when I was in my darkroom and the quality was excellent. - just my ability that was lacking some 
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What contemptible scoundrel has stolen the cork to my lunch? -- W.C. Fields
"Many of those who enjoy freedom know little of its price."
You can't fix Stupid, but you can occasionally head it off before it hurts something.
Re: Kentmere film
Same film in Maxxum 5. Developed today.
You can'd do fuzzy camera shake photos like one I did in one of these with a digital camera! Well... not that you would want to either.
You can'd do fuzzy camera shake photos like one I did in one of these with a digital camera! Well... not that you would want to either.
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Re: Kentmere film
That little card holder statue in the 3rd photo is a real "gun-nut"................... 
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Re: Kentmere film
My son gave it to me alone with the cards.