Ilford Delta-400 Professional 120 Black and White Negative (Print) Film

Key Features
- High speed ISO 400
- Exceptional sharpness and detail
- Core-shell crystal technology
- Available in 35mm and 120 Roll Film
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Overview
A ISO 400 high speed film giving images with extraordinary depth and dimension, DELTA 400 PROFESSIONAL provides an almost unrivalled combination of speed and sharpness with a width of tonal range that retains subtlety and detail. The liberating speed of DELTA 400 PROFESSIONAL allows fast action to be frozen, great depth of field, excellent results in low lighting conditions, the freedom of a handheld camera and yet still provides the fine grain and level of detail normally associated with ISO 100 films.
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film specifications
| Film Type | Black & White |
| Film Size | 120 |
| Film Speed | 400 ASA |
- Ilford Delta-400 Professional 120 Black and White Negative (Print) Film
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