Ilford Multigrade FB Cooltone 5x7" 100 Sheets Glossy B&W Enlarging Paper
Variable-contrast fibre-based B&W enlarging paper, 255 g/m² glossy sheets with cool tones and fast exposure speed
- Cool image tones from a cool white base tint
- Variable contrast for flexible darkroom control
- Fast exposure with short induction time
- Premium 255 g/m² fibre base for archival quality
- Glossy surface enhances rich blacks and mid-tone separation
Premium Variable Contrast B&W Paper
Ilford Multigrade FB Cooltone is a fibre based black and white photographic paper designed for creative darkroom printers who want cool image tones and clean whites. The 255g/m2 base provides a substantial feel and premium quality expected from traditional darkroom materials. It suits enthusiasts and professionals producing exhibition grade prints.
Darkroom Workflow Compatibility
The paper works with all types of darkroom enlargers and responds to standard variable contrast filtration techniques. It is compatible with most safelights designed for black and white papers with a cut off no lower than 580nm. The fast exposure speed with a short induction time of around 25 seconds for image appearance streamlines printing sessions.
Sustained Processing Behaviour
The paper retains all the handling and filtration characteristics expected from traditional fibre based papers during extended processing runs. It responds in the same way as other fibre based papers to toning, chemical reduction and retouching techniques. Uniform grade separation ensures consistent results across multiple prints in a single session.
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- Price $81.99
- Pricier than about 57% of the 749 comparable items (median $70.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How quickly does the image appear during processing?
The short induction time is around 25 seconds for image appearance during processing.
Does the paper generate noticeable heat or noise during long darkroom sessions?
As a fibre-based photographic paper it produces no heat or noise; only the enlarger and chemistry affect temperature.
What safelight cut-off is required to use this paper safely?
It is compatible with safelights designed for black and white papers with a cut off no lower than 580nm.
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