https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imp6xmf8D0E
Sunday Stroll Episode SixteenSunday Strolls is a little photo series where we walk around our neighborhood and take photos with whatever film camera and what

https://www.gorakphoto.com/pushing-hp5-to-1600-this-could-be-my-new-favourite/
Pushing HP5 to 1600 was a fun experiment. Rated at 400 ISO, I usually expose Ilford HP5 at 320 to slightly overexpose. That seems to get good results although I've never really been a fan of how flat the images look. I'm not going to sit here and talk like I know what I'm saying. Although I've been photographing life for somewhere

https://jbradfordphoto.com/photography/ilford-hp5-a-yashica-tlr-and-some-friends/
Old Town (Yashica Mat 124G and Ilford HP5+) This winter I have gone on a black and white film binge. Winter is a great time to go monochrome. I noticed once while browsing snowy photos on Flickr that differentiating color from monochrome sometimes wasn't immediately obvious. I have found that switching to primarily black and white film in the

https://www.learnfilm.photography/how-far-can-i-push-or-pull-ilford-hp5-film/
Ilford HP5 Plus is rated to shoot between ISO 200 and 3200, but it will show the best results between ISO 320 and 1600. This film shows remarkable results even at higher ISO values, but the further HP5 is pushed, the more grain and contrast it'll show. When overexposed, HP5 negatives will have greater density, finer grain, and less contrast.

https://www.reddit.com/r/analog/comments/cqasmb/small_town_ilford_hp5_flexaret_vi/
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https://coolfilm.co.uk/2022/04/10/ilford-hp5-plus-400-35mm-film-reviewed-by-four-photographers/
Ilford HP5 Plus 400 35mm film reviewed by four photographers. We decided to take on a new approach and host two fellow film photographers from Vienna and Berlin in this review of one of the most popular black and white films - Ilford HP5+ 400. Through our different approaches to film photography and our vastly different styles, we want to

https://www.tobiaskey.com/ilford-hp5-plus-users-guide/
Kodak Tri-X, nearest equivalent to HP5, uses a completely different emulsion for large format, and Tmax400 is excellent but more than twice the price. Ilford Delta 400 is another film I love, but not available in 4×5. So for me, Ilford HP5 is the only film which ticks all the boxes. Quality Control and Affordability

https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/reviews/ilford-hp5-plus-review
HP5 Plus is a bargain, with the 36 exposure rolls available for just under $9 per roll, and $7 for the 24 exposure. While the price of many films has fluctuated wildly over the past few years, HP5 Plus has stayed pretty steady and also in stock, so is a reliable film to go back to time and time again. Ilford HP5 is also available in different

https://www.myfavouritelens.com/shooting-ilfords-most-iconic-film/
It's far more the fact that they were shot at all. Sale. Ilford 1574577 HP5 Plus, Black and White Print Film, 35 mm, ISO 400, 36 Exposures. ISO 400. 35mm, 36 exposures. Black and White Film. 1 Roll of Film. Check Price On Amazon.

http://photofolly.com/analog/examples/Ilford_HP5_Plus/Ilford_HP5_Plus.html
About Ilford HP5+ HP5 is Ilford's most acclaimed film emulsion. The box speed of 400 makes it a film suitable for most situation, but the film also reacts well to pushing and pulling. The grain sizes are generally small, but still visible to retain the analog feeling. In a similar fashion, contrast and exposure lattitude are also well balanced.

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Douglas, also known as the " Home of the Jackalope ," lies along a number of historic trails. It has earned the title of being one of "The 100 Best Small Towns In America". 13. Kemmerer. Kemmerer, WY 83101, USA. Flickr/Jimmy Emerson, DVM. Kemmerer is located in southwest Wyoming.

https://www.ilfordphoto.com/film-review-ilford-hp5-plus-emulsive/
Week-14-Ilford-HP5-EI-400-Ektar-1274.5-SG-1957-1000px-01. As with any film, the range is squashed somewhat by push processing but even at extreme pushes of 5-6 stops (EI 12800-25600), HP5+ works surprisingly well for a traditional grain emulsion; and provides excellent separation of highlights and mid-tones.

https://witandfolly.co/ilford-hp5-plus-400-review/
35mm Ilford HP5 Plus 400 Pushed +1 to ISO 800. Overall, Ilford HP5 Plus 400 is one of the best value black and white film stocks available. It's easy to use, produces a classic black and white image with well-balanced contrast, and you have the flexibility to shoot at box speed or pushed from 1 to 3 stops. Honestly, I think this is a nearly

https://www.gorakphoto.com/black-and-white-film-which-one-is-best-ilford-hp5-vs-fp4/
Chatting to a bunch of great film photographers over Instagram, a common thread is how versatile this black and white film is. Pushing HP5 to 1600 ISO definitely became a favourite way to shoot Ilford HP5 because it rendered a really high contract photographs and thickened up that tasty grain.. But shot at box speed, Ilford HP5+ still makes a great image.

https://bestoftheroll.com/2023/10/ilford-hp5-plus-review/
In Conclusion: Ilford HP5+ is a staple in the black and white film world, celebrated for its flexibility and wide latitude. It promises consistent outputs in diverse scenarios. However, the price rise might sway some towards cheaper alternatives such as Kentmere 400. Still, for those who value aesthetics and dependability, HP5+ remains an

https://50mmf2.com/writings/on-the-love-for-pushing-ilford-hp5-plus
My go-to developer is Kodak HC-110 and it's also the developer I use for pushing HP5+. I usually go for dilution A and cook the film for Ilford recommended 5 and a half minutes. This will bring the ISO to 1600. When contrast is of utmost importance and light is lacking, cooking for 9 and a half minutes will give you ISO 3200.

https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/reviews/ilford-hp5-plus-bandw-single-use-camera
The Harman Ilford HP5 Plus B&W Single Use Camera is small enough to fit in my coat pocket and weighs next to nothing. It's cheap to buy, which is just as well, as you can only use it once. I found it dead easy to use but image quality average at best. TODAY'S BEST DEALS. $10.92 at BHPhoto. $15.11 at Adorama US.

https://www.analog.cafe/r/ilford-hp5-film-review-ntu0
Ilford HP5 Plus by Harman Technology is one of the best-known and longest-living film products. The first HP (short for "Hypersensitive Panchromatic") was introduced in 1931 for dry plate cameras. Today, it's available in a large variety of roll and sheet sizes from 35mm to 20x24" as it remains one of the best-selling black and white films ever made.

https://www.myfavouritelens.com/ilford-hp5-plus-400-35mm-film-review/
HP5 Plus specs and development. Ilford HP5 Plus is an ISO 400 rated, traditionally grained, black and white negative film that's available in standard 24 and 36 exposure 35mm rolls. The cartridges have the DX code 017534. If you want to get more hands-on, you can also buy it in 100′ bulk rolls.

https://emulsive.org/reviews/film-reviews/ilford-film-reviews/ilford-hp5-plus-in-35mm-120-and-sheet-formats
Sheet film (4×5, 8×10 and ULF) HP5 PLUS in sheet format is provided on a 0.180mm/7-mil polyester base with an anti-halation backing (which clears during development). It is available in 4×5 and 8×10 standard large format sizes all year round, and in alternate dimensions during ILFORD's annual month-long ULF window.

https://www.ilfordphoto.com/hp5-plus-35mm
HP5_135. From US$7.89. 35mm, ISO 400, medium contrast, all-purpose black & white film. Ideal for action, documentary and available light photography. High speed ISO 400. Great results in varied lighting conditions. Wide exposure latitude. 35mm, 120 Roll & Sheet Film available. Exposures.

https://www.photrio.com/forum/threads/ilford-hp5-and-xtol-images-as-flat-as-can-be.57413/
35mm RF. Feb 9, 2010. #1. I've spent the last six months trying to nail that one film/one developer thing. Since I had a freezer full of HP5+, I decided to concentrate on that. Also, I've been using Xtol as developer. However, no matter what I do (increase/reduce developement), shoot it at ISO 200, 400 or 800: The negatives come out very flat.

https://emulsive.org/articles/photoset-story/a-month-in-the-south-of-italy-on-a-leica-m4-and-ilford-hp5-plus
The train from Rome to Palermo was impressive enough, yet stepping out of the car into the rural town of Buseto Palizzolo presented a scene right out of a movie. Leica M4, Voigtlander Color-Skopar 35mm f/2.5 PII and ILFORD HP5 PLUS. Leica M4, Voigtlander Color-Skopar 35mm f/2.5 PII and ILFORD HP5 PLUS. The place we stayed at was hosted by the