Ilford Multigrade FB Warmtone Glossy Paper 16x20" 10 Sheets
Fibre-base glossy black-and-white paper with warm tones and variable contrast for darkroom printing
- Warm image tones from fibre-base baryta coating
- Variable contrast via Multigrade filter system
- Glossy surface finish for rich deep blacks
- Heavyweight 255 gsm paper for premium feel
- Safe handling under amber brown green yellow-green 15 W bulb
Premium fibre-base paper for darkroom printers
Ilford Multigrade FB Warmtone Glossy Paper is a variable-contrast black-and-white photographic paper on a heavyweight baryta-coated fibre base. The pack contains ten sheets sized 16x20 inches with a glossy surface finish. It is manufactured new for photographers who make exhibition-grade prints in a traditional darkroom.
Suited to printers who want warm tones
This paper delivers rich warm blacks, creamy whites and strong response to toning, reduction and retouching. Seven contrast grades are available through Ilford Multigrade filters and it works with common amber, brown, green or yellow-green safelights under a 15 W bulb. Photographers needing cool or neutral image tones, resin-coated stock, or roll formats should choose a different variant.
Warmtone emulsion defines the print character
The warm-tone emulsion is the single characteristic that determines whether this paper matches the printer's creative intent. It produces a distinctively warm image colour that separates it from neutral and cooltone versions in the same Multigrade FB range. Buyers seeking a different tonal mood should select the alternative variant.
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- Price $109.99
- Pricier than about 72% of the 749 comparable items (median $70.99).
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need to buy filters or chemicals separately?
The pack contains 10 sheets of 16x20 inch glossy fibre-base paper; multigrade filters and darkroom chemicals are sold separately.
How do I choose between Warmtone, Neutral and Cooltone versions?
Choose Warmtone for rich warm blacks and creamy whites with high toning response; Neutral and Cooltone give different image tones.
What does the 255 gsm basis weight mean for handling and print feel?
At 255 gsm the heavyweight baryta-coated fibre base feels substantial, resists curling and suits archival processing.
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