Ilford Delta-400 Professional 135-24 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 truly remarkable black and white film, the Ilford Delta-400 Professional 135-24 Black and White Negative (Print) Film is easy to process and bestows consistent results. It comes with a revolutionary core shell emulsion technology that provides excellent sharpness and freedom from grains. It also comes with a light grabbing speed of ISO 400, which makes it ideal for high quality applications that demand extra film speed. This high speed enables capture of fast action with a frozen, great depth of field. It also bestows excellent results in low lighting conditions. It is the best choice for street photography, pictorial, fine art as well as fashion photography.
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film specifications
| Film Size | 35MM |
| Film Speed | ISO 400 |
| Film Type | Black & White |
| Exposures | 24 exp |
- Ilford Delta-400 Professional 135-24 Black and White Negative (Print) Film
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