Ilford SFX 200 120 Black & White Film
Medium-speed black-and-white 120 film with extended red sensitivity to 740 nm for infrared-style effects
- Extended red sensitivity to 740 nm for dramatic infrared-style effects
- ISO 200/24° speed rating suits bright daylight and tungsten studio light
- Wide exposure latitude and full panchromatic response ensure contrast with or without filters
- 120 roll film with edge numbers 1 to 19 for easy frame tracking
- Grey acetate base with halation protection delivers wide tonal range
Medium-speed black-and-white film for creative
Ilford SFX 200 is a medium speed black-and-white camera film designed for creative photography. It offers extended red sensitivity up to 740nm and is especially suited for use with a deep red filter to render skies almost black and green vegetation almost white. The film also retains full panchromatic sensitivity for good pictorial contrast without a filter.
120 rollfilm format on grey acetate base
This rollfilm is supplied in 120 lengths and edge numbered 1 to 19. It is coated on a 0.125mm grey acetate base that provides good halation protection. The base material supports reliable handling and processing in standard development workflows.
ISO 200 speed rating measured to daylight
The film carries a speed rating of ISO 200/24 Degree, measured using Ilford methods under daylight conditions. It features a wide exposure latitude and is compatible with all normal developers. Best results are often obtained in bright sunshine or under tungsten studio lighting.
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Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | ILFORD PHOTO |
Questions about this item
What ISO speed does the SFX 200 film use?
The film is rated at ISO 200/24° (200 ASA, 24 DIN, EI 200/24) for daylight exposure.
What film format and frame count does the 120 roll provide?
It is a 120-size roll film with edge numbering from 1 to 19.
How do I load this 120 roll into my camera?
Thread the backing paper onto the take-up spool, wind until the start mark aligns, then close the back and advance to frame 1.
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