Ilford Multi Cooltone Resin Coated (RC) Black and White Paper 8 x 10, Glossy

Key Features
- Ilford Multigrade Resin Coated Cooltone Black & White Paper
- Paper Type: Glossy
- Paper Size: 8x10"
- Weight: 190 gsm
- Amount: 25 Sheets
- Variable Contrast
- Cool of Neutral Image Tone
- Cool White Base
- Use With All Brands Multigrade Filters
OVERVIEW
ILFORD MULTIGRADE RC COOLTONE is a premium quality, black & white variable contrast paper on a cool white resin coated base. It delivers a full tonal range and exceptional image quality throughout its wide contrast range of grades 00-5.
As part of the world’s most iconic and popular darkroom paper range, the current emulsion design keeps up the long running tradition of MULTIGRADE quality. Giving you more response where you need it, this paper helps to reveal the subtlest highlight details in cool, crisp whites whilst recording shadows in deep rich blacks accentuated by the cool base tint.
This makes it the ideal choice for beginners printing straight from negatives as well as more advanced users who don’t want to compromise on creative control.
MULTIGRADE RC COOLTONE is part of the ILFORD MULTIGRADE system and seven full grades of contrast can be achieved when used with ILFORD MULTIGRADE filters. It can be used with most common safelights for black & white darkroom paper such as the ILFORD 902 safelight filter.
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paper specifications
| Thickness | 190gsm |
| Surface Finish | Glossy |
| Sheet Size (W X L) | 8x10 |
| Quantity | 25 Sheets |
- Ilford Multigrade Cooltone Resin Coated (RC) Black and White Paper (8 x 10', Glossy, 25 Sheets)
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