Ilford Multigrade V RC Deluxe Glossy Photo Paper 25 Sheets
Resin-coated glossy paper with neutral tint for variable-contrast black-and-white darkroom printing, 25 sheets
- Variable contrast grades 00-5 for full tonal control
- 190gsm resin-coated base resists curling and dries fast
- Glossy surface enhances deep blacks and bright highlights
- Neutral base tint keeps tones pure without colour shift
- 5th-generation emulsion technology refined since 1940
Ilford Multigrade V RC Deluxe Glossy Photo Paper
The Ilford Multigrade V RC Deluxe is a fifth-generation variable-contrast black-and-white photographic paper supplied in a pack of 25 sheets. It features a medium-weight 190gsm resin-coated base with a neutral tint and glossy surface. The emulsion delivers a full tonal range across contrast grades 00 to 5, making it suitable for darkroom printing from negatives.
Beginners, students and experienced darkroom
This paper suits anyone wanting reliable results straight from the box or full creative control when split-grade printing. Its excellent toning response also appeals to photographers who want to experiment with chemical toners without committing to fibre-based stock. Buyers who need larger sheet counts or different surface finishes should look elsewhere.
25-sheet pack in 5x7 inch format
The box contains exactly 25 sheets cut to 5x7 inches, ready for standard enlarger easels and processing trays. No developer, fixer or toner is included, so you supply the chemistry that matches your workflow. The resin coating reduces wash and dry times compared with fibre-based alternatives, letting you evaluate prints sooner.
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- Price $28.99
- Cheaper than about 80% of the 749 comparable items (median $70.99).
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Questions about this item
Do I need a darkroom enlarger and chemicals to use this 190gsm resin coated glossy paper?
Yes, this variable contrast black & white paper requires a darkroom enlarger, developer, stop bath and fixer to produce prints from negatives.
Will my existing Ilford Multigrade filters work with this fifth generation paper?
The paper covers a contrast range of grades 00-5, so standard variable contrast filters remain compatible for grade selection.
How can I confirm the paper is exposing correctly after setup?
A test strip showing distinct steps from pure white through rich blacks across the grade 00-5 range indicates proper exposure and development.
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