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Product Description
Ilford Pearl 10 x 15 (cm) - 100 Pack Multigrade V RC Deluxe Photographic Paper
With the Ilford Pearl 10 x 15 (cm) Photographic Paper, you can achieve traditional black and white prints without experience in the darkroom. Utilising the latest emulsion technology, this paper has a 44M surface finish with a very fine texture compared to a glossy finish. It gives a shiny finish that shows details and colours extremely well, whilst retaining some reflectivity to deliver deeper blacks for a longer tonal scale.
This Generation 5 paper is part of the world’s most popular range of black and white photo papers. Featuring a more linear contrast profile that responds with accuracy to the entire 00-5 range of multigrade filters for superb image quality. This paper is a medium weight 190 gsm resin coated paper that has a neutral base tint.
Whether you’re a student or beginner that is new to the darkroom, or a darkroom pro that wants full creative control, it is now easier than ever to achieve stunning darkroom prints. The Ilford Pearl 10 x 15 (cm) Photographic Paper is the perfect paper for experimenting and understanding toning as it provides impressive toning properties.
10, 25, 50, or 100 packs available to choose from.
GENERATION 5
Ilford first released the world's first variable contrast MULTIGRADE paper back in 1940 and have since maintained decades of high quality.
The Generation 5 photographic paper has a warmer base tint with noticeable deep black tones for extra depth, and improved mid-grade spacing with a smoother sensometric curve to provide consistent contrast throughout the thetonal range.
