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Comments about Ilford Ilford Pan-F Plus Ultra-Fine Grain Black and White Film ISO 50, 35mm, 36 Exposures:
Incredible tone separation and acuity; seamless gradation. This film should be rated at EI 25 with subjects directly illuminated by sunlight, but at box speed looks wonderful in shade. Reds tend to render dark.
This film has no equal.
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from San Marcos, CA on 5/10/2010
Comments about Ilford Ilford Pan-F Plus Ultra-Fine Grain Black and White Film ISO 50, 35mm, 36 Exposures:
I am a Photog student and use this film in landscape, macro and other work for fine detail and tonal effects. Very pleased with the results and will continue to use this and other Ilford products after graduation because of their quality, price and availability...
V/R
Kent M. Whitney
The PhotogDog
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from Valencia County New Mexico on 7/8/2009
Comments about Ilford Ilford Pan-F Plus Ultra-Fine Grain Black and White Film ISO 50, 35mm, 36 Exposures:
Ilford Pan F 50 gives me just what I need, latitude, versatility and durability. I've been shooting black and white for forty years, with a little luck I'll be shooting Ilford black and white for another forty.
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from Silverthorne, CO on 7/10/2007
Comments about Ilford Ilford Pan-F Plus Ultra-Fine Grain Black and White Film ISO 50, 35mm, 36 Exposures:
Really fine grain, and great tonal range make Ilford's Pan-F Plus one of the best slow speed monochrome films out there.
[3 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
from Belleville, IL on 3/29/2007
Comments about Ilford Ilford Pan-F Plus Ultra-Fine Grain Black and White Film ISO 50, 35mm, 36 Exposures:
I shot some of this film years ago on sunny days, and despite my lack of experience at the time, achieved excellent results - beautiful negatives and really crisp prints. This was the first film that yielded me the often touted 'broad tonal range' bragged about by so many films. If you have the light or a tripod, this stuff is great.