Kodak Double-X 5222 ~ Approxx 25 Exposures ~ Freshest Stock of this Beautiful Film
£5.99 Inc. vat
Our best selling rare film, spooled on site by hand to around 25 exposures.
We also offer the Kodak recommended developer (Bellini D96) and fixer (Bellini F5) for this lovely film…the data sheet for this film is HERE
Eastman Kodak 5222 Double X is a classic cinematic film much favoured by stills photographers in the US for decades, we have sourced factory fresh stock so this film has been available from Nik & Trick longer than from any other vendor in the UK…we ONLY use freshest stocks of this wonderful film, no outdated offcuts here!!
Makes 6 to 6400asa but expect best results at the native 250asa although we have tested this to 3200asa with no visible affects to it’s lovely full tonality.
Tip: The best black & white film we have yet seen in low light 😉
No Remjet on this film! Â Just use as per any other b&w film with the added confidence of having extraordinary push/pull available!
Kodak Double-X 5222
  
| Weight | 0.075 kg |
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| Dimensions | 6.3 × 4.2 × 4.2 cm |
4 reviews for Kodak Double-X 5222 ~ Approxx 25 Exposures ~ Freshest Stock of this Beautiful Film
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Paul S –
This is one of the finest B&W films available and great for low light. Definitely shoot a roll or several!
Mike reid –
Won a roll through the Facebook page a good while ago. Love it! Really lovely film and I think I’m going to stick with it. Developed mine in ilfosol 3 for 6.30mins and fixed in ilford rapid for 6 mins til semi cleared edges. Amazing tones!
Buy some!!
john b (verified owner) –
Amazing film, bought a roll to try. shot at 250 and developed in id11 1+1 for 10 mins. I will be buying more
Nikki Coulson –
Glad you like it John! thanks for your comment
Martin Bell (verified owner) –
Absolutely love this film, shot 3 rolls at native ISO, developed in ID-11 and love the results. Will definitely be buying more. If you like Tri-X this is also worth a try. A classic looking film that apparently hasn’t been updated