Ilford HP-5 Plus - 35mm Black and White Film

Size:Single Roll
Price
$9.99
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Ilford HP-5+ Black and White Film

ISO 400, 36 Exposure 35mm Film

Your new favorite black and white film is here. No seriously, Ilford's HP-5 is renowned for its larger grain structure to give your photos a classic vintage look while still having the sharpness that you would expect from this professional grade film. 

It's a staple black and white film for any film photographer's collection, whether you are a beginner or professional. Capture the right moment at any moment with this medium-contrast, all-purpose black and white film ideal for action, documentary, and available light photography. 

  • 36 Exposures
  • High speed ISO 400 
  • Great results in varied lighting conditions 
  • Wide exposure latitude 

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Joel Lebreton
This is a good deal

The price for 5 rolls of Ilford is very good compared to what I was paying for at other vendors and the service here is good delivered promptly to my mail box I will be shopping her from now on.

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Jim Hatcher
Sometimes Grain is Desired

I have been using Ilford since 1980 and desire the grain that the 400 can give me. The film is pushable, though with loss of detail, to past 1600 and usable in all environments. My favorite Ilford is no long available in most stores. A contemporary to Kodak Pan X but could be used at 25ASA if you wanted to avoid that grain on a bright sunny day. Versatility could be a byword for Ilford 400.