FPP X-RAY 100 ISO 120 black and white film box with a green, black, and white retro comic-style character design.
Black and white portrait of a woman wearing a wide-brimmed hat, a patterned top, and a textured jacket with a shawl collar, posed against a dark background. Text at the top reads 'Photo by Greg Tamura - @gregtamura'.
Black and white photograph of a lighthouse beside a body of water, with a tree on the left, a wooden dock in the foreground, and a cloudy sky overhead. Text at the bottom reads 'Photo by Adam Bennett'.
A black and white portrait photograph of a man wearing thick-rimmed glasses and a gray turtleneck sweater, seated against a dark studio background. White text in the lower-left corner reads 'photo by Tariq Tarey'.
FPP X-RAY 100 ISO 120 black and white film box with a green, black, and white retro comic-style character design.
Black and white portrait of a woman wearing a wide-brimmed hat, a patterned top, and a textured jacket with a shawl collar, posed against a dark background. Text at the top reads 'Photo by Greg Tamura - @gregtamura'.
Black and white photograph of a lighthouse beside a body of water, with a tree on the left, a wooden dock in the foreground, and a cloudy sky overhead. Text at the bottom reads 'Photo by Adam Bennett'.
A black and white portrait photograph of a man wearing thick-rimmed glasses and a gray turtleneck sweater, seated against a dark studio background. White text in the lower-left corner reads 'photo by Tariq Tarey'.

FPP X-RAY 100 ISO, B&W 120 Film, Single Roll

$12.50

FPP X-RAY 100 ISO Black & White 120 Film

FPP X-RAY 100 is a medical x-ray film adapted for standard 120 medium format cameras. Its orthochromatic emulsion and lack of an anti-halation layer create soft glow, visible grain, and a distinctly different black and white look.

Key Features

  • ISO 100 black and white x-ray film
  • Adapted for standard 120 medium format cameras
  • Orthochromatic emulsion
  • No anti-halation layer for increased diffusion and glow
  • 120 backing paper with frame numbering
  • 0.1mm polyester base with anti-static layer

Handling

This film is sensitive to light piping, so load and unload it in dim light. Keep unused and exposed rolls in a light-tight bag, including when stored in a refrigerator or freezer.

Developing

FPP X-RAY 100 can be handled under a Kodak 15W red safelight and developed using standard black and white chemistry. For home processing, use Kodak D-76 or FPP 76 for approximately six minutes at 68°F.

Unique Black & White Results

Expect bold grain, soft highlights, and a glowing edge effect that separates this film from traditional 120 black and white stocks. It's a great choice for experimental portraits, landscapes, and creative medium format work.

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