Kodak Technical Pan 120 — Expired 1986

One of the sharpest black-and-white films ever made, Kodak Technical Pan 120 was originally designed for scientific, archival, and aerial work, but became a cult favorite among fine art and landscape photographers. Its ultra-fine grain, extreme resolving power, and red sensitivity make it a standout for creative and experimental analog shooting.

These rolls are extremely rare in 120 format, and come from a cold-stored batch with expiration dates of 1986 and 1989. You may choose the year from the dropdown (1986 rolls are priced slightly lower due to age).

📷 Key Features

• ISO 25 (fresh); best results at ISO 6–12 due to age
• Extended red sensitivity – ideal for contrasty skies and infrared-style landscapes
• Best developed in Technidol, Rodinal (1:100), or HC-110 (Dil. H)
• Unopened, factory-sealed 120 format
• Cold stored; handled with care

🎞️ Expected Results

• High contrast and crisp detail with compensating developers
• Slight fog and muted shadows due to age — ideal for moody or surreal work
• Great for landscape, architecture, portraiture with a controlled lighting setup

Due to its rarity and visual character, Technical Pan is a must-try for serious B&W shooters, collectors, and analog experimenters alike.

Only a few rolls available — sold individually. Select your expiration year from the dropdown menu.