Kodak Ektapan P32000 36exp - 35mm Black and White Negative Film

Kodak Ektapan P3200 is an ultra-high-speed, multi-speed panchromatic black-and-white negative film designed for low light, nighttime photography, fast action, and situations where flash or a tripod cannot be used.

Although its nominal sensitivity is approximately ISO 800, the “P” denotes that the film is designed to be push processed. Its 35mm cartridge is DX-coded for EI 3200, and the film can be exposed at EI 3200 or higher with development adjusted accordingly. Higher exposure indexes produce increased contrast and grain while making photographs possible in extremely limited light.

Ektapan P3200 is particularly effective for concerts, nightlife, indoor sports, handheld street photography, documentary work, and dimly lit venues.

It is the Eastman Kodak-branded counterpart to Kodak Professional T‑MAX P3200 sold through Kodak Alaris. The underlying film stock and processing behavior are the same; the name, packaging, and distribution are different.

This listing is for one 36-exposure roll.

Key features

• Multi-speed panchromatic black-and-white film

• 35mm format with 36 exposures

• Nominal sensitivity of approximately ISO 800

• Designed and DX-coded for exposure at EI 3200

• Can be pushed beyond EI 3200 with suitable development

• Excellent for very low light and fast action

• Distinctive grain and strong contrast when pushed

• Kodak T‑Grain emulsion technology

• Requires standard black-and-white processing with development matched to the exposure index

• Eastman Kodak equivalent of Kodak Alaris T‑MAX P3200