Let's celebrate what we still have ... post your Ilford pics.

[jcrutcher]

I like all Iford film and glad they are doing well so they stay around.

HP5, M7 Noctilux




HP5, M2 35mm summicron IV




Delta 100 (my favorite sunny day film), IIF, 35mm Elmar pre-war

 

[jcrutcher]

Pan F Plus
500C/M
80mm Planar @ f/2.8

Regards,
Brett

Wow! what a shot, this is awesome!

 

[andredossantos]

Here's to Ilford! I personally love their films. This one is FP4+ rated at box speed in Xtol.


sunday by andre dos santos, on Flickr

 

[Riverman]

Some fabulous shots. Ilford films are fab. Here's a shot on fp4 from 1999, the year I first got into photography.

[/url] Ibrahim Ferrer, Havana, 1999 by Riverman___, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[andredossantos]

Great one, Riverman. Fp4 has always been one of my all time favorites. Also, Pan F:


tree by andre dos santos, on Flickr

 

[charjohncarter]

Ilford SFX:

 

[jcrutcher]

One more

Delta 100, M6TTL 35mm summilux

 

[andredossantos]

Delta 3200, EI3200, Xtol:


Untitled by andre dos santos, on Flickr

 

[andredossantos]

Pan F, Xtol:


Untitled by andre dos santos, on Flickr

 

[andredossantos]

Fp4, D76 stock:


grismilda's ghost by andre dos santos, on Flickr

 

[Sarcophilus Harrisii]

Wow! what a shot, this is awesome!

Thanks, you're very kind. It was published recently, which was a nice surprise, and a first for me.
Regards,
Brett

 

[avikrc]

Ilford Delta 3200

Ilford Delta 3200


Untitled by Avik_Chatterjee, on Flickr

 

[avikrc]

Ilford delta 3200


Untitled by Avik_Chatterjee, on Flickr

 

[avikrc]

Ilford Delta 3200


Untitled by Avik_Chatterjee, on Flickr

 

[sepiareverb]

Keith-

I like HP5+ in a variety of developers. It is quite fine grained in Studionol (now R09 Special) at the standard 1:15 with box speed, and has quite lovely tonality. ISO 320 might be slightly better, but I tend to overexpose HP5 (and everything else) a tad anyway- so I likely shoot at 320 without dialing it in. Studionol has become my first choice for most of my 135 HP5. DD-X at 1:4 is also a good choice if grain needs to be minimized. HC-110 and Microphen certainly increase grain with HP5. I've not tried it at 400 or 200 in Perceptol, but have used it at ISO 50 in Perceptol 1:1 with success, but a sometimes 'mushy' grain.

One of the things I like best about HP5 is the ability to alter grain with developer choice- even at box speed one has a range of 'grit' available depending on what the days shooting presents. The drawback is needing to have lots of developers on hand.

-Bob

 

[sepiareverb]

FP4+ in HC-110b

HP5+ in HC-110b

I've not got anything in Studionol scanned :bang:

 

[Pirate]

Hassy 500C/M, Pan F+

Hassy 500C/M, HP5+

Hassy 500C/M, Delta 100 (in Germany)

Fuji GW690 II, HP5+

Hassy 500C/M, Pan F+

Hassy 500C/M, Pan F+

Fuji GW690 II, HP5+

Sorry for the flood, I just got carried away.....

 

[Keith]

Don't aplogise ... very nice pics Pirate. 🙂

 

[Pirate]

Thanks Keith

 

[Keith]

This one in particular confirms why PanF+ is so highly regarded ... in my books especially.

I'd rate that as 'perfect!'