Ilford Delta 100 Pro 35mm film (36 exposure)

Q: What is an ISO rating?

ISO or film speed refers to the measurement of a film’s light sensitivity. The lower the ISO is, the lower the light sensitivity of a film is and requires slow shutter speed. If the ISO is high, the film is highly sensitive to light and is used with fast shutter speeds.

Q: Which processing equipment are compatible with the film?

This film can be processed by a broad range of different developers, using all kinds of processing equipment like automatic processors, rotary processors, spiral and deep tanks.

Q: What is the exposure range of this film?

The film has a recommended rating of ISO 100/21-degree but produces stunning results in an exposure range of ISO 50 to ISO 200. The meter settings for good quality images are EI 50/18 to EI 200/24.

Q: With which cameras is this film compatible?

This 35 mm black and white is available in 36 exposure cassettes and is compatible with all 35 mm cameras.

Q: How should the film be stored?

Be it the exposed or the unexposed one, both kinds of film are stored in a cool and dry place, although it is recommended to process the Delta 100 film once it is exposed. The processed negatives are to be stored in a cool and dry place but dark.

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Ilford Delta 100 Pro 35mm film (36 exposure)

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