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Ilford Pan F Plus ISO 50 120 Roll Black & White Film
Ilford Pan F Plus ISO 50 120 Roll Black & White Film
Ilford Pan F Plus is a slow speed, high contrast, black & white film offering exceptionally fine grain, sharpness and detail.
Suitable for bright conditions from sunny days to controlled studio lighting. It suits subjects ranging from architecture and still-life to portraiture and fashion.
Pan F Plus is perfect for enlargements as negatives show an outstanding range of tone, high-edge contrast and extreme sharpness. It is therefore also suitable for a range of specialist or scientific applications such as photomicrography or the production of black and white slides.
Pan F Plus can be processed in a wide range of different developers using spiral tanks, deep tanks and automatic processors.
Features:
Pan F Plus 120 Roll B&W Film.
Slow speed ISO 50.
Exceptionally fine grain.
Outstanding resolution & sharpness.
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Product Overview
Ilford Pan F Plus ISO 50 120 Roll Black & White Film
Ilford Pan F Plus is a slow speed, high contrast, black & white film offering exceptionally fine grain, sharpness and detail.
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