Ilford Multigrade 8"x250' Glossy Paperis a high speed, variable contrast, black and white photographic paper on a 190g/m² resin coated base.

RC Express is specially designed for high speed printing applications, where automatic and semiautomatic printers, printer-processors and minilabs are used.

The sensitivity of Multigrade RC EXpress PF is optimized for very short exposures, which ensures high printing throughput

The paper has a bright white base tint, the preferred base tint of most users, as well as a cool image color The preferred image color for most photofinishing applications

The bright white base tint and cool image color enhances the sharpness of many subjects.

Multigrade RC Express PF is compatible with all conventional black and white exposing and photofinishing equipment found in professional labs

It is suitable for printing all black and white negatives, including chromogenic negatives, such as Ilford XP2 Super

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What si the weight of tris product?

A: In terms of basis weight, this paper is 255 GSM. However as packaged (8 x 10", 250 sheets) the product is approximately 9.5 lbs.

Q: 2. I exposed this paper under the enlarger, and then put it to the tray of developer but it comes nothing, why? Should I take a different process?

A: I find when enlarging images on this paper that I have longer exposure times and developing times than any other papers. Try longer for both. Best of luck!

Q: 3. How can you get this paper to dry flat and lint free? I've tried a blotter roll (unsuccessfulj); and a heated plate dryer (better but imperfect).

A: Here is my cheap solution. Drain off most of the water (I don't even squegee), dry face down on screen overnight. When dry I put in my kitchen oven, set at 170F; I put the photo between two clean mat boards, with rigid cutting boards underneath and on top, and something heavy on top of it all. Leave in for 30-45 min. I then put it in a book with weight on it for 24 hrs., which keeps it flat. Heat plus pressure, just like a dry mount press. More work, yes, but cheap and no big, expensive press.Richard

Q: 4. Will awesome prints made with Ilford Art 300 paper still look awesome under frame glass?

A: Yes, if you get higher end glass with anti reflective coating.

Q: 5. If processed ta archival standards, is this paper as archival as Ilford's traditional baryta fiber based papers?

A: Yes this paper would be archival when processed and stored properly.

Q: 6. Weight

A: This paper would be 255 gsm

Q: 7. Can you use this for photograms?

A: Yes, you can put objects on top of the paper, exposed the paper, and then process with the B&H developer and fixer.

Q: 8. Is this paper developer incorporated?

A: The Ilford MULTIGRADE RC Deluxe Paper (Glossy, 11 x 14", 50 Sheets) does not have the developer incorporated into the paper. A separate developer must be purchased and used in the darkroom to develop the print.

Q: 9. I've been using Multigrade IV RC DeLuxe Paper for a while. I wonder if there is a difference between Multigrade IV RC and Multigrade RC?

A: This Generation V paper features an updated emulsion with a more linear contrast profile that responds consistently and accurately to the full 00-5 range of Multigrade filters for fine tuning the look of prints. The paper also features a truly neutral base tint and responds especially well to different toning solutions for adjusting the final print color. The enhanced emulsion also affords deeper blacks along with enhanced mid-tone separation for greater flexibility when printing negatives of varying densities.

Q: 10. is this paper currently in stock?

A: This Ilford Multigrade FB Warmtone Fiber Base Paper is not currently in stock, no. It is a special order item, which would be non-cancelable and non-refundable. After placing the order, it would take an estimated 2-4 weeks for the paper to arrive and B&H and then ship out to you.