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Ilford HP5 Plus 120 Black & White Print Film (ISO-400) Review
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"I've used it professionally for many years now, exposing at 200, 800 and 1600. I think besides grain, consistetency, tonal range and everything else, HP5's greatest feature is its ability to work with different developers and show their characters, therefore providing a photographer with tools to ac …" Read Full Review »
Ilford HP5 Plus 120 Black & White Print Film (ISO-400) Review
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"I used an entire roll of this stuff to shoot my friends graduation from college, I usually use Delta Pro 100 for a smaller grain structure on scans, but for some reason I just had a roll of HP5+ on me that I had ordered to test. With a little fear I spooled my magazine and started snapping away. Aft …" Read Full Review »
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Ilford HP5 Plus 120 Black & White Print Film (ISO-400) Review
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"This is the only B&W film I use (I use the 135-36 format for 35mm). I absolutely love it. Great contrast, very fine grain, really sharp. I rate it at ISO 200 because I find 400 to be a little optimistic, and I get great results that way. I primarily shoot nature and landscapes, so I generally have e …" Read Full Review »
Ilford HP5 Plus 120 Black & White Print Film (ISO-400) Review
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"For my style of photography, which is a sort of documentary/ street/ architectural/ whatever, Ilford's HP5 is as good as it gets. The negatives are full of detail and tonal range. They are so pretty under the light box. It develops nicely in DD-X--not overly sensitive to minor temperature variation …" Read Full Review »
Ilford HP5 Plus 120 Black & White Print Film (ISO-400) Review
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"This might well be my favourite 120 B&W film. It is a hard call between this and Kodak 400TX. They both provide absolutely stunning results. The one little quark that stands out is, when removing the paper for development the film doesn't seem to become as crazily curled when removing the paper. Ver …" Read Full Review »
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