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Free Delivery
Free DPD Next Working Day delivery on all orders over £400
Free standard delivery to UK Mainland on all orders over £50
DPD Next Working Day and Saturday delivery available when ordered before 2pm Mon-Fri
Sell or Part-Exchange
Have equipment to trade in?
We want your old cameras, lenses and accessories.
Part-exchange against a new camera, or sell your gear and get paid by secure bank transfer
Get in touch for your free, no obligation quote.
With the Ilford Glossy 40.6 x 50.8 (cm) Photographic Paper, it is now easier than ever to achieve stunning darkroom prints - whether you’re a beginner or student that is new to the darkroom and want to create straight prints from your negatives, or a darkroom pro that wants full creative control.
Utilising the latest emulsion technology, this paper is the 5th generation of the world’s most popular range of black and white photo papers. It is a medium weight 190 gsm resin coated paper that has a neutral base tint. The Ilford Glossy delivers a full tonal range and superb image quality throughout its wide contrast range of grades 00-5.
The Ilford Glossy 40.6 x 50.8 (cm) Photographic Paper is the perfect paper for experimenting and understanding toning as it provides impressive toning properties.
10, 25, 50, or 100 packs available to choose from.
Ilford first released the world's first variable contrast MULTIGRADE paper back in 1940 and have since maintained decades of high quality.
The Generation 5 photographic paper has a warmer base tint with noticeable deep black tones for extra depth, and improved mid-grade spacing with a smoother sensometric curve to provide consistent contrast throughout the thetonal range.