Ilford
Ilford Pan F Plus 50 B&W Negative Film 135-36
Ultra-fine grain ISO 50 black-and-white negative film delivering exceptional resolution and tonal range for 36 exposures on 135 format
- TypeFILM & DARKROOM
- Ultra-fine grain for exceptional clarity and detail
- ISO 50 speed ideal for bright daylight shooting
- 36 exposures per 135 format roll
- High resolution and sharpness for large enlargements
- Wide exposure latitude for dynamic tonal range
Ultra-fine grain black-and-white film
Ilford Pan F Plus 50 is a 135-format negative film rated at ISO 50/18°. Each roll delivers 36 exposures, making it suited to photographers who prioritise maximum resolution and minimal grain over speed.
Daylight performance and exposure latitude
At its box speed the emulsion records exceptional sharpness and edge contrast with virtually invisible grain, allowing mural-sized enlargements. The generous latitude preserves highlight and shadow detail even when exposure drifts slightly from the meter reading.
Processing compatibility and archival stability
The film works with all major black-and-white processing systems, including short fixing and washing cycles. Its polyester base resists curling and scratches, ensuring negatives remain flat and durable during scanning or darkroom printing.
Highlights
- Ultra-fine grain for exceptional clarity and detail
- ISO 50 speed ideal for bright daylight shooting
- 36 exposures per 135 format roll
- High resolution and sharpness for large enlargements
- Wide exposure latitude for dynamic tonal range
Specifications
| Brand | Ilford |
|---|---|
| Type | FILM & DARKROOM |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the ISO 50/18° film generate during long exposures?
Photographic film produces no heat while sitting in the camera or during exposure; it is a passive light-sensitive emulsion, not an electronic component.
What camera or equipment must I already own to use this 135-36 roll?
Any 35 mm camera that accepts standard 135 cassettes and can be set to ISO 50, plus access to a darkroom or lab that processes black-and-white negative film.
Will this Pan F Plus 50 work alongside my older 35 mm lenses and camera bodies?
Yes, the film fits every 35 mm body made for 135 cassettes and records the full resolving power of vintage lenses without electronic communication issues.
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