PetaPixel Ektar and Tri-X Are Now Being Distributed Directly By Kodak


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Two Kodak film boxes: one yellow and green labeled Kodak TRI-X 400 for black & white film, and one yellow and red labeled Kodak Ektar 100 for color negative film. Both are marked professional.

Kodak continues to assume control of its film distribution, which it calls "direct-from-Kodak" films, after starting last year with Kodacolor. Two classics now join the line and new distribution arrangement: Kodak Tri-X Black & White Negative Film and Kodak Ektar Color Negative Film, both available in 135 and 120 format rolls.

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