Discover the magic of film photography with Ilford HP5+ 400 ISO Black and White Film. This high-quality 35mm film is perfect for capturing stunning details, even in challenging lighting conditions. With its forgiving exposure latitude, you can achieve beautiful results in a variety of shooting scenarios.
Ilford HP5+ is incredibly versatile, making it ideal for street photography, landscapes, and portraits. Its ability to deliver rich blacks and subtle grays ensures your photos have depth and dimension, comparable to classic films like Kodak Tri-X or Cinestill 400d.
Compatible with most 35mm film cameras, including vintage models like the Kodak 35mm or the Ilford Sprite 35-II, this film is perfect for both seasoned photographers and beginners. Each roll offers 36 exposures, making it great for extended shooting sessions. Plus, it's a favorite among film development enthusiasts, working well with both home kits and professional labs. Start your photographic journey with Ilford HP5+ and enjoy the timeless beauty of film.
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Versatility of ASA 400
The ASA 400 speed is extremely versatile and forgiving, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced photographers. -
Great Contrast and Timeless Appeal
Ilford HP5 is known for its great contrast and timeless appeal, adding a classic look to the photos. -
Durability
The film's expiration dates are well in the future, and they can be stored in a freezer for extended use. -
High Image Quality
Produces reliable and high-quality images with great detail in shadows and optimal grain, even in low-light conditions. -
Affordable with Great Value
The bundle is reasonably priced and offers great value for those looking to shoot black and white film.
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Not Real Contrast Film
This film is not inherently high in contrast, though adjustments can be made in post-processing. -
Microfiber Cloth Confusion
Some users are unsure about the purpose of the included microfiber cloth. -
Limited Mistake Coverage
While forgiving, the film does not cover all potential mistakes made by beginners. -
Contrast Adjustment Needed
Light-to-medium contrast might require adjustments during post-processing to achieve the desired look. -
Less Suitable for High Dynamic Range
The film might not perform as well in scenes with very high dynamic range compared to specialized high-contrast films.
