Ilford 35Mm Reusable Film Camera

[Color] Love having this black and white film/reusable camera. I like the fact that the film has not expired yet too.

[125] FP4+ is one of the few remaining 100 ASA range panchromatic films produced by a world-wide manufacturer that delivers excellent and dependable results. I use this film weekly—meaning that I go through at least a ProPack (50 rolls) every year. This film processes predictably in normal developers, and has a reasonable exposure latitude (circumstances permitting). Ilford’s suggested speed of 125 ASA means that FP4+ can be used in a variety of settings and works well with external lighting devices (allowing shutter speeds within the sync range for most 35mm cameras). That said, FP4+ is NOT a “modern” (think Kodak’s T-Grain or Ilford’s Delta) film; it delivers a more “classic” response, but doesn’t demand strict exposure and processing practices.  All said, if you’re looking for a 35mm panchromatic film that has a classic character, then FP4+ is an excellent choice.

[20 oz / 600 mL] So far I've run tests with both 35mm and 120 Ilford XP2 Super. The tests were great. I've scanned the film with both Nikon and Epson scanners and the end results are all just fine. I've not yet tried color film with it. The only slight down side is just how easy it is to pick up dust in the processing if you are running this in a bathroom rather than a proper darkroom. As I'm scanning my film and plan to print digitally it's easy enough to clean this up with the digital ICE filter.

[25 Sheets] Its ilford 100, if you are buying 4x5 film you have shot this in 35mm and 120, you know what you are getting into. Reliable and repeatable.

[10 x 6.6 x 5.2"] I use this to fix all of my 35mm B&W film. Works great with all Kodak and Ilford films. The best part is I can use water as my stop bath so one less chemical is needed. This really is a well kept secret for those of us that shoot lots of B&W film.

[0.62 lb] Great for AA Flashlights, reusable cameras (film, etc.) radios, devices.

[5] Classic 35mm film

[US Plug] Great battery and I'am using it with an Arriflex 35BL2 35mm film camera.

[1.55 lb] Fine film but will stick with Ilford HP5

[1x] I use this with a Sony camera to scan 35mm film. It's flawless. I combine with the Essential Film Holder and it works very well.