
Kodak T-Max P3200
Kodak T-Max P3200 is a black & white negative photographic film made by Kodak, rated at ISO 3200, available in 35mm. It is developed in D76. It is currently in production. On Newgrain, film photographers have shared 118 photos shot on T-Max P3200. 36 photographers have saved it to their list.
About Kodak T-Max P3200
T-Max P3200 is a high-speed, panchromatic black and white film available in 35mm DX-coded canisters. This film is ideal for low-light situations where flash is not possible, or where you may want a higher shutter speed. Although this emulsion does have a nominal iso of 800, it is intended to be shot and developed 3200 iso, and all recommended development times are based on that.
Thanks to Kodak's T-GRAIN technology, this film has a finer grain than one would expect for a 3200 iso film, making it well suited for nighttime or indoor photography. This film remains very popular for live music photography, thanks to its high speed and excellent performance when pushed even farther.
Photos shot on Kodak T-Max P3200
The most liked photos tagged with Kodak T-Max P3200 on Newgrain, each with the camera, lens and lab used.

Film photo by LizyMinolta X-700

Haspa by Adam D'AuriaCanon AE-1 Program · Tokina 17mm 1:3.5 · Home / Self-Developed

Morgane by Guillaume SAGOTCanon New F-1 · Canon FD 55mm f/1.2 SSC · Home / Self-Developed

soap box derby by kevin lorenzoMinolta X-700 · Minolta MC 28mm · Not Another Film Lab

Hamburg by Adam D'AuriaCanon AE-1 Program · Tokina 17mm 1:3.5 · Home / Self-Developed

Black Jack by Richard Vialet, ASCVoigtländer Bessa R3M · Leica Summicron 35mm f2 ASPH · Home / Self-Developed

Duisburg HBF by Adam D'AuriaCanon AE-1 Program · Canon 28mm 2.8 ltm · Home / Self-Developed

The Snowshed by Dan SchneiderNikon F100 · Nikkor 24mm f/2.8 AF-D · Home / Self-Developed

Watch Your Back by Jeff E. BrownFED 2
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