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| No Tax Outside NY ends 09/09/15 |
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[2 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
Ilford XP-2 Super 135-36 B&W (Chromogenic C-41) Print Film (ISO-400) Review
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"This film is one of those products that make me keep my film cameras active. I used it as 120 roll film and as 35mm, e.g. outdoors, indoors, wedding, fine art studio photography. It is one of the most convenient and flexible b/w films I have used, and it delivers consistently high quality negatives. …" Read Full Review »
Ilford XP-2 Super 135-36 B&W (Chromogenic C-41) Print Film (ISO-400) Review
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"I have used this film since it first was available. I shoot only 35mm (Canon AE-1 Program). I do mostly street photography. This film works great under all lighting conditions. I have it processed [...], scanned to a CD and then I print on my computer. I use an Epson R2880 printer. It does a fantast …" Read Full Review »
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Ilford XP-2 Super 135-36 B&W (Chromogenic C-41) Print Film (ISO-400) Review
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"XP2 is a great product I think. Black & White that you can process in C-41 chemicals at any local drug store...what's better? C-41 processing has 2 great big advantages. Anyone can do it and it's cheaper than 'real' black & white processing.
I think for 'artsy' B&W you're still better off with
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[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
Ilford XP-2 Super 135-36 B&W (Chromogenic C-41) Print Film (ISO-400) Review
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"For natural light work in the streets or indoors, from very dim to very bright situations, this film handles it all. And the consistent sharpness often surpasses all my expectations. Scans like a dream. "
[3 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
Ilford XP-2 Super 135-36 B&W (Chromogenic C-41) Print Film (ISO-400) Review
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"I shoot a lot of weddings and this film gives me an old fashioned, almost sepia look. The C41 processing provides a bit of red in the tones. The blacks are not as deep as some other B&W films. "
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