

Deep blacks and strong contrast, plus coarse grain, give a punchy photojournalism feel.
Press and documentary scenes, portraits, flashbacks that need strong black-and-white contrast.
Not verified — The name 'Tri-X' is not in official sources. For black and white in general, there is the 'black and white film' example in the Google Imagen prompt guide and the Higgsfield Soul 2.0 preset 'Retro BW'.
Black and white film, deep blacks, punchy contrast, coarse grain, 1960s photojournalism style, workers leave a factory gate at shift end, one man unwraps a sandwich, locked-off camera, 35mm lens, hard sunlight, powerful gritty mood, 5-second shot.
shot on Kodak Tri-X 400, black and white film, deep blacks, punchy contrast, coarse grain, 1960s photojournalism
In the American West (1985) — A series of portraits Richard Avedon shot on about 17,000 sheets of 8×10 Tri-X film (photo)
Google Imagen Prompt Guide (black-and-white film example, no film name)