Ilford Delta-100 Professional 35mm Roll Black and White Negative (Print) Film

Key Features
- Medium Speed ISO 100
- Superb image quality, precise rendition
- Core-shell crystal technology
- 35mm x 100' Roll
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Overview
For sharpness and freedom from grain, ILFORD DELTA 100 PROFESSIONAL is simply the best in its class - offering the photographer exceptionally fine grain and a level of sharpness rarely seen, resulting in outstanding clarity of detail and the most precise image rendition. Capable of superb image quality at its recommended rating of ISO 100/21, this film will also produce great results rated between ISO 50 and 200.
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film specifications
| Film Speed | 100 ASA |
| Film Size | 35MM |
| Film Type | Black & White |
- Ilford Delta-100 Professional 35mm x 100' Roll Black and White Film (ISO-100)
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