Ilford FP4 Plus 125 B&W Negative Film 135-36
Medium-speed ISO 125 black-and-white negative film with very fine grain and outstanding sharpness, supplied in a 36-exposure 135 cassette
- Product typeFILM & DARKROOM
- Medium speed ISO 125 suits varied lighting
- Very fine grain delivers outstanding sharpness
- Wide exposure latitude allows push or pull processing
- 36 exposures per 135 roll for extended shooting
- Compatible with many developers and processing methods
Ideal for film photographers seeking detail
Ilford FP4 Plus 125 is a medium-speed black-and-white negative film rated at ISO 125. It delivers very fine grain and outstanding sharpness across a wide range of subjects. The emulsion handles push and pull processing with superb exposure latitude. Each roll provides 36 exposures in the 135 format.
Check your camera and processing workflow
Ensure your camera accepts 135-format cassettes and can set ISO 125 or compensate manually. Verify that your chosen developer supports spiral tanks, deep tanks or automatic processors. Confirm you have access to a darkroom or lab equipped for black-and-white negative processing.
Consistent emulsion quality for daily shooting
The film base resists curl and handles cleanly during loading and unloading. Fine grain structure holds detail when prints are enlarged or scanned at high resolution. Wide latitude forgives metering errors in changing light. Reliable performance across developers simplifies routine darkroom sessions.
How it compares
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- Price $8.99
- Cheaper than about 91% of the 2,266 comparable items (median $39.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Ilford |
| Product type | FILM & DARKROOM |
Questions about this item
Does the 135-36 roll come ready to load or do I need a separate canister?
The 135-36 roll is supplied in a standard cassette that loads directly into any 35 mm camera; no extra canister is required.
When should I choose ISO 125 over a faster or slower film?
Choose ISO 125 when you want very fine grain and high sharpness for detailed subjects such as portraits, landscapes or architecture in good indoor or outdoor light.
How does the ISO 125 rating behave when I push or pull the roll in development?
The film has wide exposure latitude, so it can be push-processed for higher effective speeds or pull-processed for lower speeds while retaining fine grain and detail.
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