Ilford
Ilford Multigrade RC Warmtone VC B&W Enlarging Paper Glossy 8x10 100 Sheets
Variable-contrast B&W enlarging paper with warm black tone on warm white base, glossy 8×10 inch sheets in a 100-sheet pack
- Warm black tones on a warm white base for refined prints
- Robust 190g/m2 resin-coated base ensures durability and longevity
- Fully compatible with all existing Multigrade filters and equipment
- Suitable for printing from conventional black and white and XP2 Super negatives
- 100 sheets of 8x10 inch glossy enlarging paper for professional photography
Professional enlarging paper for darkroom printers
Ilford Multigrade RC Warmtone VC is a variable-contrast black-and-white paper sized 8x10 inches with a glossy 1M surface. The warm black image tone on a warm white base suits photographers who want a classic, refined look. Each pack contains 100 sheets for consistent batch printing.
Resin-coated base handles processing chemistry
The 190g/m2 RC support resists curling and dries flat after standard wash and dry cycles. Glossy surface keeps maximum density and contrast without extra glazing steps. No special ventilation or temperature control beyond normal darkroom practice is required.
Works with existing Multigrade filters and XP2
Compatibility with the full Multigrade filter range means contrast can be graded from 00 to 5 without new equipment. The emulsion also responds well to conventional black-and-white negatives and XP2 Super film. Pearl 44M surface is offered separately for alternative texture.
Highlights
- Warm black tones on a warm white base for refined prints
- Robust 190g/m2 resin-coated base ensures durability and longevity
- Fully compatible with all existing Multigrade filters and equipment
- Suitable for printing from conventional black and white and XP2 Super negatives
- 100 sheets of 8x10 inch glossy enlarging paper for professional photography
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I set the correct contrast grade when exposing this Multigrade RC Warmtone paper?
Use standard Ilford Multigrade filters (00 to 5) in the enlarger light path; the variable-contrast emulsion responds to the same filter numbers as other Multigrade papers, so no new filter set is required.
What chemical steps are required after exposure to make the image permanent?
Process in standard black-and-white resin-coated workflow: developer, stop bath, fixer, then wash; the 190 g/m² RC base dries flat without ferrotype drying, and the warm-tone emulsion accepts most toners for archival permanence.
How long can I keep the box sealed before fogging or contrast shift becomes noticeable?
Store unopened at cool room temperature; the manufacturer rates the emulsion for normal shelf life when kept away from heat, humidity and stray radiation, so rotate stock and use oldest boxes first.
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