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Ilford Multigrade IV RC Deluxe Paper, Glossy, 10"x250' Roll
SKU: ILMG4RC10250 MFR: 1793714
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Key Features
- Achieve stunning black and white prints with this glossy Ilford Multigrade paper roll.
- Enjoy a wide tonal range and contrast control for creative darkroom photography.
- This RC Deluxe paper ensures archival quality prints, preserving your memories.
- The medium-weight, resin-coated base offers excellent handling in the darkroom.
- Get consistent results with this 10" roll of neutral tone enlarging paper.
- Ideal for variable contrast printing, from R180 to R40, with great exposure latitude.
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About Ilford 1793714
The Ilford Multigrade IV RC DeLuxe Paper, available in a 10" x 250' roll, is ideal for general black and white enlargements. Featuring a glossy 1M surface finish, it provides smooth, reflective results that enhance deep black tones and offer a wide tonal range. The bright white base delivers cool-to-neutral image colors and works well with toners, particularly selenium, to extend print lifespan. As a variable contrast paper, it offers seven contrast grades when using multigrade filters, making it suitable for conventional black and white negatives and chromogenic black and white films. It can be processed with standard black and white chemistry, either in trays or with machine processors.
Ilford 1793714 Features
- 10" x 250' roll with glossy 1M surface for deep blacks and a wide tonal range
- Bright white base delivers cool-to-neutral image tones for enhanced contrast
- Compatible with selenium toner to increase print longevity
- Variable contrast paper offering seven full grades of contrast with multigrade filters
- Suitable for conventional black and white negatives and chromogenic films
- Can be processed in standard black and white chemistry, in trays or machine processors