Foma Film
Foma Film Fomaspeed Variant III 311 VC RC Paper Glossy 5x7" 25 Sheets #29318
Variable-contrast RC paper with silver chlorobromide emulsion delivers neutral-to-warm tones and rich half-tones across all grades, processing in 60-90 seconds
- Variable contrast via colour filters for creative control
- Silver chlorobromide emulsion gives neutral-to-medium warm tone
- RC base enables 60-90 second processing time
- Glossy surface delivers rich half-tone scale and deep blacks
- 25 sheets of 5x7" paper ready for darkroom use
Premium Variable-Contrast RC Paper
Fomaspeed Variant III 311 is a resin-coated black-and-white photographic paper with a glossy finish. The silver chlorobromide emulsion delivers a neutral-to-medium warm tone. Variable contrast from extra soft to ultra hard is controlled via colour filters at exposure. Supplied in 5x7 inch sheets, 25 per pack.
Darkroom Printers Seeking Flexible Contrast
Amateur, commercial and artistic photographers who need a single paper covering a wide contrast range will benefit from the variable-contrast design and rapid processing chemistry. Users requiring a fixed-grade paper, a different surface texture or a larger sheet format should consider other products.
25-Sheet Pack for Regular Printing Sessions
The pack provides enough sheets for multiple printing sessions and test strips. Machine processing completes in 60 to 90 seconds, supporting efficient workflow. High-volume labs or printers needing larger formats will find the sheet count and 5x7 inch size limiting.
Highlights
- Variable contrast via colour filters for creative control
- Silver chlorobromide emulsion gives neutral-to-medium warm tone
- RC base enables 60-90 second processing time
- Glossy surface delivers rich half-tone scale and deep blacks
- 25 sheets of 5x7" paper ready for darkroom use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Do I need a darkroom and variable-contrast filters to use the Fomaspeed Variant III 311 VC RC Paper?
Yes, a darkroom with safelight, black-and-white chemistry, and a set of variable-contrast filters are required to expose and process this silver chlorobromide paper.
Can I process the glossy 5x7" sheets in my existing tray workflow?
The resin-coated base accepts standard tray development; the manufacturer notes manual processing times of 60 to 90 seconds in the developer.
How can I confirm the neutral-to-medium warm tone is rendering correctly?
Make a test strip through a full filter range; a smooth half-tone scale from brilliant white to deep black on the glossy surface indicates proper contrast and tone.
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