This 50" x 98' Multigrade RC Deluxe Glossy B&W Photo Paper from Ilford offers excellent toning properties for those who want to experiment or learn toning. The roll has a slightly warm base tint, a glossy finish, better blacks for greater depth, improved mid-grade spacing, and a smoother sensometric curve for uniform contrast throughout the tonal range. It is now easier than ever to get stunning darkroom prints whether you are new to the darkroom and creating prints straight from your negatives, or a more experienced printer looking for full creative control.

Medium Weight 190 gsm Resin-Coated Paper    Neutral Base Tint    Glossy Surface    Offers Excellent Toning Properties

This paper is the perfect choice for beginners, students, and darkroom pros, delivering a full tonal range and exceptional image quality throughout its wide contrast range of grades 00-5.

Additionally, this paper offers excellent toning properties for those who want to experiment or learn toning using an alternative option to fiber based papers.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this paper appropriate to use on color laserjet printers?

A: no it is for ink jet prints only

Q: 2. Is it compatible with Canon PIXMA G620 Printer?

A: The Canon PP-301 Photo Paper Plus Glossy II (4 x 6", 400 Sheets), B&H # CAPPG246400Q, is compatible with the Canon PIXMA G620 Printer.

Q: 3. How long will the developer last once opened?

A: Full unopened bottles of Ilford MULTIGRADE developer concentrates stored in cool conditions, 5–20ºC, (41–68ºF), will keep for 2 years. Once opened, use the concentrate completely within six months and keep all bottles tightly sealed until used. Working strength MULTIGRADE developer left in an open dish should not be kept for more than one working day. If stored in a tightly capped bottle, a working strength solution may last up to 24 hours.

Q: 4. Can I develop films with this?

A: Technically, yes. But for best results, you are significantly better off using actual film developer. Times and results will vary greatly because the concentration/strength/developing time and grain structure will be quite different. You will also have to experiment with dilution for best results.

Q: 5. Is this paper actually 4x6 or does it have a Perforated - Tear off End on it?

A: This is actually 4 x 6 with no tear-off end.

Q: 6. How long will this chemical last before expiring?

A: There is no posted date on the bottle, only a batch number. However, according to Ilford: "Full unopened bottles of MULTIGRADE and PQ UNIVERSAL developer concentrates stored in cool conditions, 5–20ºC, (41–68ºF), will keep for 2 years. Once opened use the concentrate completely within six months and keep all bottles tightly sealed until used. Working strength MULTIGRADE developer, PQ UNIVERSAL and BROMOPHEN left in an open dish should not be kept for more than one working day. If stored in a tightly capped bottle they may last up to 24 hours."

Q: 7. Will this paper work with the epson pro 4800?

A: The 4800 can only print up to 17 inches wide. Epson makes a 16 inch roll that would be compatible:http://bhpho.to/1vP4B4M

Q: 8. Is anyone else getting inconsistent development on the surface of this paper?

A: There have been no reports of inconsistent development when using this paper and the proper chemistry.

Q: 9. 3-1/2 x500' Does this mean 3.5 inches by 500 feet? Or 3.5 feet by 500 inches?

A: This roll would be 3.5 inches by 500 feet.

Q: 10. will this work with kodak polycontrast iii?

A: Yes, it similar to Dektol.