The name that defined a century of photography. Kodak film remains the gold standard (sometimes literally, in the case of Gold 200), for colour and black and white photography. Tri-X, the legendary emulsion Don McCullin panic-bought 150 rolls of during bankruptcy fears. T-Max for technical perfection that makes people question whether you actually shot film. UltraMax for everyday reliability. ColorPlus for feeding the habit without depleting savings. They survived bankruptcy, the digital revolution, and decades of "film is dead" predictions. Your memories deserve Rochester's finest.