Ilford FP4 Plus Black and White Negative Film (35mm Roll Film, 36 Exposures)

Key Features
- Medium Speed ISO 125
- Fine Grain, high sharpness
- Robust exposure tolerance
- 35mm, 120 Roll & Sheet Film
- For high quality black and white photography
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Overview
The Ilford FP4 Plus 135-36 Black and White Negative (Print) Film (ISO-125) is seen as an all-rounder by many professional photographers. High on performance, this film offers a whole host of applications. It is highly flexible in exposure and development, making this film as the best every photographer will need. The wonderful combination of fine grain and excellent sharpness bestows the classic look to the images and brings the conventional grain emulsion out of it. With its rating of ISO-125, this medium speed film is most ideal to provide good images. It is also suitable for photography under varied lighting conditions.
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film specifications
| Exposures | 36 exp |
| Film Type | Black & White |
| Film Size | 35MM |
| Film Speed | ISO 125 |
- Ilford FP4 Plus 135-36 Black and White Negative (Print) Film (ISO-125)
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