Rendering profile
- Sharpness
- exceptional — very high resolution
Ilford Pan F Plus is an ultra-fine-grain, high-acutance black-and-white film rated ISO 50, offering exceptional resolution and sharpness for maximum-quality enlargements. Note: the database row records ISO 100, which is a data entry error — Pan F Plus is an ISO 50 film.
Key specs
Grain
ultra-fine — finest in ILFORD lineup
Contrast
medium-high
Saturation
Unknown
Latitude
Unknown
Ilford Pan F Plus is the slowest and finest-grained film in the ILFORD range, rated ISO 50/18°. Its combination of extremely fine tabular-like cubic grain, very high acutance, and outstanding edge contrast makes it the preferred choice when maximum resolution is essential: large enlargements, fine-art printing, studio portraiture with controlled light, and technical/scientific photography. Best results are obtained at EI 50; good quality is achievable at EI 25 (pull) or EI 100 (slight push). Pan F Plus has a very narrow exposure latitude compared to faster films and benefits from precise metering. Available in 35mm (36 exp and bulk) and 120 formats. Coated on 0.125mm/5-mil acetate base (35mm) and 0.110mm/4-mil clear acetate with anti-halation backing (120). Data note: the database row for this stock records ISO 100, which is a data entry error — Pan F Plus is an ISO 50 film.
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Ilford Delta 100 Professional is a medium-speed, fine-grain black-and-white tabular-grain film rated ISO 100. Part of HARMAN Technology's Delta series of T-grain emulsions, it delivers outstanding sharpness and tonal gradation for portrait, landscape, and studio work.
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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.
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Ilford Delta 3200 Professional is a very high-speed tabular-grain black-and-white film with a true ISO of approximately 1000, marketed and commonly used at EI 3200. It is optimised for low-light and fast-action photography, offering wide push-processing latitude up to EI 6400–12500.