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35mm ISO 80 orthochromatic black & white film with fine grain and sharpness, ideal for landscape photography and deep red safelight processing.
Ilford Photo ILFORD FILM ORTHO PLUS 135-36
Product ID: 39548
SKU: 39548
Model: 1180958
Ean: 0019498180958
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: ILFORD
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| Type of Product | Black and White Films |
| Film size | 35mm Standard |
| ISO sensitivity | 80 |
| Exposures | 36 |
| Film type | Black&White |
Product details
Product Specifications
- Format: 35mm film roll, 36 exposures
- ISO Rating: 80 for daylight; ISO 40 for tungsten light
- Film Type: Orthochromatic black and white negative film
- Grain: Fine grain with high sharpness
- Available Formats: 35mm, 120 roll, and sheet film
Features and Characteristics
ILFORD ORTHO PLUS is an orthochromatic black and white film designed primarily as a high-resolution copy film for negatives. It offers superb photographic potential due to its fine grain and sharpness, making it ideal for stunning landscape photography.
The film is sensitive to blue and green light but not to red light, which allows it to be handled and processed under deep red safelight conditions without fogging. This characteristic also means that reds and oranges in the scene appear darker with stronger contrast compared to standard panchromatic films.
Exposure and Processing
- Daylight shooting: ISO 80 (DX coded)
- Tungsten light shooting: ISO 40 manual setting or apply a 1-stop exposure correction
- Can be processed using standard black and white film development techniques
- Development times are available in the technical data sheet and on the film carton
Handling Notes
- Do not use amber safelight as it may cause fogging
- Can be processed and handled safely under deep red safelight
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