📷 Ilford HP5+ 35mm, 36 exposures, Pack of 5 Rolls Review

She used to eat some rolls and it was just what she needed for class, but it's a shame classes are canceled for the semester became

The product was missing a roll of film and I have now had trouble getting a credit for this amount on my account. Not worth it, it's clear someone ripped one off if it rolls.

Ilford picks up where I left off in photography and film development 40 years ago. even paper and darkroom chemicals. The film is fresh. Well packaged and delivered quickly.

Film arrived on time. All boxes are in good condition, expiry date 2 years. Very satisfied, I will buy more. I plan to shoot at 2 stops around 1600 dear dear dear HP5. The Tri-X is solid, but I don't like how it pushes as hard as the HP5.

Film arrived on time. All boxes are in good condition, expiry date 2 years. Very satisfied, I will buy more. I plan to shoot at 2 stops around 1600 dear dear dear HP5. The Tri-X is solid, but I don't like how it pushes as hard as the HP5.

Photographing dog racing was a challenge for film. the weather and lighting were constantly changing, but luckily I had this film in my camera. If I had to push him a few stops, he was happy to do so. If I had to close the aperture and shoot in the sun, no problem. Really meets all the requirements of the cinema.

Excellent film. I usually buy this in 50ft rolls that I wrap around 36 display containers. I buy this film because pre-filled canisters are more durable and less likely to open than refillable ones, which can be important "insurance". I also like that the HP5 comes in a variety of formats so I can expect consistent results with my 35mm and 4x5 cameras.

I have a Contax G2 and was looking for a good B&W 400 ASA film. I shot and developed a lot of Tri-X's in the 80's and appreciated the good quality and fine grain. The HP5 seems to replicate that feeling, but with more contrast. It has a wide dynamic range and is therefore forgiving of some tricky lighting situations. This gives a high-contrast look and can compress the background somewhat. I find that I narrow the depth of field to add depth. Some people might not like the graininess of this…