Ilford Pan F Review - "Fine Grain Specialist" скачать в хорошем качестве

Ilford Pan F Review - "Fine Grain Specialist"

Our Ilford Pan F review compiles the comments, recommendations and feedback from the community - with technical details from Ilford - to give you an excellent overview of Pan F 35mm film's strengths and weaknesses! Ilford Pan F 50 is a wonderful low-speed fine-grain black and white film, and is consistently rated 4 and 5* in our store (35mm film). Perfect for studio work, but also great for landscapes and street photography thanks to the fantastic amount of detail that can be obtained from the negatives. Photographers have also found that it captures portraits with a surprising softness - there's enough contrast to be interesting but not so much it overwhelms or distorts! A couple of watch-outs when shooting Ilford Pan F film - it is recommended that you process the film promptly after exposing. This is due to the nature of the emulsion being slightly less stable than typical black and white films (in order to achieve the incredible results!) Don't panic about it :-) but perhaps also don't leave the finished film in a cupboard for several months... Also remember that ISO 50 means that you'll probably need a tripod for most situations shooting Pan F 35mm film outside of a bespoke studio set-up or bright natural sunlight. Otherwise - just sit back, relax and enjoy! My most important takeaway of the Ilford Pan F review is that people get fantastic results in a variety of situations: as long as you consider the amount of light that the film needs then you're going to get lovely images. Please note: all images used in the video remain (c) of the artist. For the corresponding specific Ilford Pan F review by the photographer and any further details about their work please head to the product page: https://analoguewonderland.co.uk/prod... https://analoguewonderland.co.uk/prod... Also please note that some of the sample images were taken on Ilford Pan F 120 film i.e. medium format. While this will accentuate the detail and fine grain in any one image, the tone and results of the film are broadly replicable on 35mm. For more of Michelle Parr's work please visit   / shelby2003.mp   If you wish to join a growing community of film lovers then why not subscribe to our Analogue WonderBox! Receive regular shipments of gorgeous 35mm films through your door - along with some extra film-based goodies and tips to get the best photos from each emulsion. https://analoguewonderland.co.uk/prod...