ILFORD FP-4 Plus 135/24 Black & White Negative Film (ISO 125, 35mm, 24 Exposures)

The ILFORD FP-4 Plus is a classic medium-speed black and white negative film renowned for its exceptionally fine grain and high sharpness. This 35mm (135 format) roll offers 24 exposures, making it ideal for general-purpose photography, portraiture, landscape, architecture, and product photography. With a nominal sensitivity of ISO 125, it delivers a wide tonal range and medium contrast, providing excellent image quality in a variety of lighting conditions.

Advantages

FP-4 Plus features a very fine grain structure that ensures smooth gradations and high resolution, even when enlarged. Its panchromatic emulsion renders natural tonal values, while the acetate base guarantees dimensional stability. The film is designed for standard black and white chemistry and supports push/pull processing from ISO 50 to ISO 400, offering flexibility in exposure and development.

Suitable for

• General purpose photography
• Portraiture and fashion
• Landscape and architecture
• Product and still life
• Fine art and documentary

Key specifications

• Film Type: Black & White Negative Film
• Film Format: 35mm (135)
• Exposures: 24
• ISO Speed: ISO 125
• Grain Structure: Very Fine
• Sharpness: High
• Contrast: Medium
• Tonal Range: Wide
• Emulsion Type: Panchromatic
• Development Process: Standard Black & White Chemistry
• Base Material: Acetate
• Push/Pull Processing: Yes (Recommended range: ISO 50 - ISO 400)
• Recommended Developers: Ilford ID-11, Ilford DD-X, Kodak D-76, Kodak HC-110
• DX Code: Yes
• Reciprocity Failure Compensation: Yes, refer to manufacturer's data sheet for exposures > 1 second
• Spectral Sensitivity: 380nm - 680nm
• Storage Conditions: Cool, dry place (below 20°C / 68°F)

Recommendations

For optimal results, develop FP-4 Plus in Ilford ID-11 or DD-X following the recommended times. Store unexposed film in a cool, dry environment. For exposures longer than 1 second, consult the reciprocity failure compensation data sheet. This film is an excellent choice for photographers seeking high-quality black and white images with fine grain and sharpness.