Ilford Multigrade V RC Deluxe Pearl 4x6 500 Sheets film camera
Black-and-white resin-coated photo paper with neutral tint and pearl finish, 190 gsm, 500 sheets
- Variable contrast grades 00-5 for creative control
- 190gsm resin-coated base resists curling during processing
- Pearl surface adds subtle texture to black-and-white prints
- Neutral base tint preserves true tonal rendering
- 500 sheets supply high-volume darkroom sessions
Ilford Multigrade V RC Deluxe Pearl
The Ilford Multigrade V RC Deluxe Pearl is a black-and-white photographic paper supplied in 500 sheets of 4x6 inch format. It features a medium-weight 190gsm resin-coated base with a neutral tint and pearl surface. The paper uses variable-contrast emulsion technology covering grades 00 to 5 for full tonal range.
Darkroom printers wanting resin-coated convenience
This paper suits photographers who want a resin-coated workflow with broad contrast control and good toning response. It is not for users who require fibre-based paper characteristics or larger sheet sizes than 4x6 inches. Buyers needing colour output should choose a different product.
500-sheet box for high-volume printing
The 500-sheet pack provides ample capacity for regular darkroom sessions, contact printing and proofing work. It comfortably handles multiple printing sessions without frequent reordering. The supply runs out when the 500 sheets are exhausted, requiring a new box for continued work.
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- Price $168.99
- Pricier than about 86% of the 749 comparable items (median $70.99).
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Questions about this item
What darkroom equipment is needed to process this 190gsm resin coated paper?
A darkroom with safelight, developer, stop bath, fixer, wash water and a dryer or drying rack are required to process this resin coated paper.
Can this variable contrast paper be used with my existing grade 2 filter set?
Yes, the paper covers a contrast range of grades 00 to 5 so it responds to standard multigrade filters including grade 2.
How can I confirm the pearl surface has dried correctly after processing?
A correctly dried sheet shows a uniform semi gloss pearl finish with no streaks, spots or uneven gloss across the neutral tint base.
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