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Ilford Delta 100 Professional 120 is a high-quality medium-format black-and-white film with a sensitivity of ISO 100/21°. It has been developed for photographers who demand the highest image quality, fine tonal gradations and maximum detail. Thanks to modern Core-Shell™ emulsion technology, the film delivers extremely fine grain, outstanding edge sharpness and excellent resolution – ideal for large enlargements and professional applications. The Delta 100 is particularly suitable for studio, architectural and landscape photography. Its exposure latitude enables precise results even in difficult lighting conditions. Whether in a traditional darkroom or in a hybrid workflow with digital scanning, this film impresses with its smooth grey gradations and clean details. Technical details: Format: 120 (medium format) Sensitivity: ISO 100/21° Type: Black-and-white negative film Grain: Very fine Sharpness: High Development: In all standard black-and-white developers Applications: Ideal for architecture, landscape, studio and portrait photography

Ilford Delta 3200 120 is a highly sensitive black-and-white negative film in 120 roll format, specially developed for shooting in extremely low-light conditions. With a nominal sensitivity of ISO 3200/36°, this film is ideal for situations where flash cannot or must not be used, such as at concerts, in street photography or for indoor shots without artificial lighting. Despite its high sensitivity, the Delta 3200 offers remarkable fine grain and high sharpness, making it a preferred choice for professional photographers. The film utilises Tabular Grain technology, which ensures a uniform grain structure and thus enables high detail reproduction. A distinctive feature of the Delta 3200 is its high exposure latitude. It can easily be pushed to ISO 6400/39° or even ISO 12800/42° without suffering significant loss of quality. This opens up additional creative possibilities for photographers, particularly in dynamic or rapidly changing lighting conditions. The Delta 3200 is straightforward to process and can be developed using various developers, including Ilford ID-11, Ilford Microphen and Ilford Ilfotec DD-X.

The Ilford Delta 400 120 is a high-speed, panchromatic black-and-white negative film in 120 roll format with a nominal speed of ISO 400/27°. It is characterised by its fine grain, exceptional sharpness and high exposure latitude, making it an excellent choice for a variety of photographic applications. Thanks to Core-Shell™ crystal technology, the Delta 400 offers superb detail reproduction and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor photography. Its high sensitivity allows for faster shutter speeds and greater depth of field, which is particularly advantageous in low light. The film can be exposed and processed just like a conventional black-and-white film, making it attractive to both beginners and experienced photographers.

Ilford FP4 Plus 120 is a classic medium-format black-and-white negative film (120 roll film) with a sensitivity of ISO 125. It is renowned for its extremely fine grain, outstanding sharpness and wide exposure latitude, making it the ideal choice for a wide range of photographic applications – from portrait and landscape photography to architectural shots. The FP4 Plus 120 is ideal for use in daylight as well as in the studio under controlled lighting. Thanks to its wide exposure latitude, the film can be underexposed or overexposed without losing image quality. It is compatible with all 120 roll film cameras and can be processed in various developers. Its excellent detail reproduction makes it a popular choice among professional and ambitious amateur photographers. Technical specifications: Film type: Black-and-white negative film Format: 120 roll film (medium format) Sensitivity: ISO 125/22° Characteristics: Fine grain, high sharpness, wide exposure latitude Processing: Black-and-white development (e.g. ID-11, HC-110, Rodinal) Applications: Portraiture, landscape, architecture, street photography, studio

As a high-speed black-and-white film, the HP-5 Plus is particularly well suited to journalistic photography in available light.

Product information: "Ilford Ortho Plus 120 black-and-white roll film" For halftone reproduction, ISO 80/20° in daylight, ISO 40/17° under artificial light Can be processed under red darkroom lighting; contrast can be controlled by adjusting the exposure, developer and development time

A low-speed black-and-white film with a nominal sensitivity of ISO 50/18. In addition to its exceptional fine grain, it offers outstanding resolution and edge sharpness. These characteristics enable extremely high image quality and extreme enlargement ratios, making PAN F Plus the obvious choice when fine detail reproduction and invisible grain are more important than high sensitivity.

Product information "Ilford SFX 200 135-36 INFRARED Film" ILFORD SFX 200 is a medium-speed black-and-white film with sensitivity extended into the red spectrum up to 740 nm, designed specifically for use with filters: For example, with a dark red filter, the sky appears almost black in sunlight, whilst green plants are rendered very brightly. This unusual tonal conversion produces fascinating results, for example in architectural photography, landscapes or cityscapes. The panchromatic SFX 200 exhibits a contrast response similar to that of standard black-and-white films, both with and without filters. It offers a wide exposure latitude, excellent tonal reproduction and can be processed in all standard developers. SFX-200 35mm films have a 0.125 mm thick acetate base and are available in DX-coded cartridges for 36 exposures. The DX coding automatically sets the film speed on most 35mm cameras. The cartridges are very sturdy and do not open accidentally, even when handled roughly. Ilford SFX 200 "infrared" film 35mm 35mm film Black-and-white film with extended red range 36 exposures per film Manufacturer: Ilford Manufacturer’s number: not applicable EAN: 019498829185

ILFORD XP-2 is characterised by a grain and sharpness so fine that one would normally expect to find only in a film with a lower sensitivity. It has an extremely wide exposure latitude.