Ilford XP2 Super 400 is a versatile black and white negative film that combines the timeless, analogue characteristics of monochrome photography with the convenience of standard C-41 colour processing. Its ISO 400 speed makes it an excellent everyday choice for travel, street, portrait photography, and as it can handle varying lighting conditions.
XP2 produces smooth tonal transitions, sharp detail, and great contrast, delivering phenomenal B&W images with amazing flexibility. Its generous exposure latitude allows it to perform well across a broad range of lighting conditions, making it especially forgiving for beginners while offering the image quality and consistency that experienced photographers appreciate. Because it can be developed alongside colour negative film, XP2 is also cost- and time-effective in development.
Specifications:
Film Type: Black & White Negative (C-41)
Format: 135 (35mm)
ISO: 400
Exposures: 36 per roll
Processing: Standard C-41 Colour Negative Process
Fine grain with smooth tonal gradation
Wide exposure latitude
Made in the UK
Ilford XP2 Super 400 is a versatile black and white negative film that combines the timeless, analogue characteristics of monochrome photography with the convenience of standard C-41 colour processing. Its ISO 400 speed makes it an excellent everyday choice for travel, street, portrait photography, and as it can handle varying lighting conditions.
XP2 produces smooth tonal transitions, sharp detail, and great contrast, delivering phenomenal B&W images with amazing flexibility. Its generous exposure latitude allows it to perform well across a broad range of lighting conditions, making it especially forgiving for beginners while offering the image quality and consistency that experienced photographers appreciate. Because it can be developed alongside colour negative film, XP2 is also cost- and time-effective in development.
Specifications:
Film Type: Black & White Negative (C-41)
Format: 135 (35mm)
ISO: 400
Exposures: 36 per roll
Processing: Standard C-41 Colour Negative Process
Fine grain with smooth tonal gradation
Wide exposure latitude
Made in the UK