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Ilford PANF+ 50 35mm

Ilford PANF+ 50 35mm - Main image
$15 $20 In stock

Category: 35mm Film

PanF+ is the slowest of the Ilford films, but when image quality, fine detail and lack of grain are more important than film speed, PanF+ is a great choice!

– 36 Exposures per roll
– Panchromatic B&W Negative Film
– ISO 50/18° in Standard B&W Process
– Very Fine Grain and Resolution
– Wide Tonal Range and High Edge Contrast

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth ★★★★★

The 36 exposures per roll give me plenty of chances to nail the fine detail I chase, and the grain is basically invisible even when I crop hard into shadow areas. It's slow, sure, but for a tripod shot of a brick facade, nothing beats this.

Evelyn ★★★★★

I’ve started using this roll for scanning old negatives, and the extra fine detail is amazing—much sharper than I expected from a 50-speed film. It handles bright daylight perfectly without any grain getting in the way.

Ella D. ★★★★★

Shooting this roll at box speed in bright daylight gave me negatives with incredible micro-contrast, and the 36 exposures lasted all day without me worrying about wasting frames. The lack of grain is genuinely striking when you print at any size, though you do need a tripod for anything moving.