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Ilford HP5 Plus 400 - 35mm 36Exp

Ilford HP5 Plus 400 - 35mm 36Exp - Main image
$7.21 $12.01 In stock

Category: Film & Film Processing Black & White Film

ILFORD HP5 PLUS is a high-speed black-and-white film, perfect for action, low-light, and general-purpose photography. While rated at ISO 400/27°, HP5 PLUS can deliver high-quality prints when exposed at meter settings up to ISO 3200/36, with extended development in ILFORD ILFOTEC DD-X, ILFOTEC HC, MICROPHEN, or ILFOTEC RT RAPID developers.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

Really happy with how this film handles contrast in overcast light — the grain is beautiful without being distracting. Exposed at box speed and got sharp, detailed negatives.

Charlotte ★★★★☆

Pushed this to 1600 for a dim indoor shoot and the grain stayed surprisingly tight for a 400-speed stock. The 36 exposures give you plenty of room to experiment, though I wish the box came in a 24-shot option for testing. Solid workhorse for low-light without breaking the bank.

Alexander W. ★★★★☆

Been shooting this at 1600 with good results, the grain stays pleasingly tight even pushed two stops. Handling low-light street scenes was noticeably easier than with my usual slower film.