Very easy to work with of you're still using a traditional darkroom. Tolerant of overexposure (which seems to help actually) and has pleasing tones.

Now one of my favourite film stocks! Very tolerant of overexposure, with very limited loss in highlight detail. Sharp as a pin too!

A very pleasant film to have in your camera. If shooting in particularly bright light you might want to agitate the film once a minute rather than every 30 seconds, slas it can be very contrasty.

Always such a sublime looking film stock. I shoot a myriad of different subjects and T-Max always looks gorgeous.

A Yashica 635 might seem an unnatural choice to shoot a winter sport like cyclocross, but I absolutely loved the results using this Kodak T-Max 400. In medium format this comes out as both smooth AND sharp and has encouraged me to shoot even more action stuff with my old TLR!

A sharp film, and a good 400 speed film. Not sure if it's won over Delta or not but still......

I have to be honest, I'm an Ilford guy, but I do like TMax 400 from Kodak. There, I said it and, surprisingly, I don't feel dirty. Buy some and see for yourself.

Might be my favourite so far. Has a certain feel to it that I really enjoy for more high end looking shots.

Not a first choice for me, but a nice film which is similar to Ilford's Delta range of films. Particularly fine grain in 120 format.

Bought this film for a competition and black and white is not my usual forte, but I was so impressed with this. Beautiful contrast, great in sunny and overcast lighting. Shot at box speed on my Lubitel 2 TLR, I was incredibly impressed.

With it's strong contrast, low grain and great tones; there's a reason it's a classic!!

I find this an excellent film. Great tonal range. I have found it very forgiving if you get the exposure wrong. Always happy with the results I get from this film..

I have been using TMax 400 in its second iteration since it first came out. I don't think there is another film that touches it. In terms of quality it offers the excellent tonality, sharpness and fine grain with the flexibility of a 400 iso box speed. There aren't really any downsides to this film, it may cost a little extra but it is definitely worth it

Kodak TMAX 400 is my go to film for pinhole photography, especially indoors and during the winter. I love the look of the images from it and the forgiving reciprocity failure makes it ideal for use when light levels are low.

Can always rely on Kodak film to be of high quality and this balanced speed and sharpness very well. Glad I picked up a 5-pack when the price was discounted!

Fab film, gives a nice balance to sharpness and contrast. Can't beat shooting random portraits on the street.