Rendering profile
- Sharpness
- good
Film stock wiki
Ilford Kentmere 100
Ilford Kentmere 100 (Kentmere Pan 100) is a budget-tier ISO 100 black-and-white film manufactured by HARMAN Technology. It offers fine grain, good sharpness, and broad tonal range with medium contrast — a cost-effective entry point to quality black-and-white photography. Available in 35mm and 120.
Key specs
- Brand
- Ilford
- Model
- Kentmere 100
- ISO
- 100
- Process
- BW
- Formats
- 135, 120
- Production status
- In production
Grain
fine
Contrast
medium
Saturation
Unknown
Latitude
Unknown
Technical details
Handling notes
- Storage
- cool (10–20°C), dry, original packaging
Profile notes
Kentmere Pan 100 is produced at HARMAN Technology's Mobberley facility using the same manufacturing processes as the ILFORD-branded films, making it a genuine quality product at a lower price point. Rated ISO 100/21°, it delivers fine grain, good sharpness, and a medium-contrast tonal scale suitable for portraiture, landscape, and general photography in good light. It can be shot as low as EI 50 for finer grain or pushed to EI 200 with moderate quality impact. Processes in all standard B&W developers including ID-11, ILFOTEC DD-X, and Kodak D-76. Available in 35mm (24 and 36 exp) and 120 formats, as well as 100ft bulk lengths.
Aliases
Kentmere 100Kentmere Pan 100KM100
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