Ilford Multigrade V 1M Glossy Format 12.7x17.8cm/100 sheets (1179848)

ILFORD MULTIGRADE RC DELUXE is the 5th generation of the world's most popular range of black and white photo papers and uses the latest emulsion technology. This paper is the perfect choice for beginners, students and darkroom professionals who require a full tonal range and excellent image quality across the full contrast range of grades 00-5... It's now easier than ever to get stunning darkroom prints, whether you're new to the darkroom and just making prints from your negatives, or you're a more experienced printer looking for full creative control. What's more, these papers offer excellent toning properties, giving those who want to experiment or learn an alternative startup option to our fibre-based papers. These new papers have a slightly warmer base tone than their predecessor, as well as better, deeper blacks, an improved centre gap for easier printing, and a more even contrast across the tonal range.

ILFORD Multigrade Paper V 1M Gloss
Format: 12.7x17.8cm
190 gr/sqm
100 Sheets

The world's first MULTIGRADE paper with variable contrast was created by ILFORD in 1940 and was successful. They quickly became the black and white reference papers for demanding students, amateurs and professional darkroom users worldwide.

In 2019, as the company celebrates its 140th anniversary, ILFORD introduces the fifth generation of the MULTIGRADE RC bestsellers.

MULTIGRADE RC V Deluxe Brillant is a glossy paper with variable contrast and neutral tones on a white polyethylene coated backing. It has a standard paper weight of 190 g/m² and a very wide range of contrast. Its advanced technology allows a perfect modulation of the values, especially in the highlights of the images.

Faithfully reproducing the finest and most subtle details of highlights, restoring rich and deep blacks, MULTIGRADE RC V Deluxe does all this and gives a special brilliance to images. Its wide range of contrast and processing flexibility make it a remarkable paper to use. An essential choice to renew the pleasure of the darkroom.

These new papers have a slightly warmer base tone than their predecessor, as well as better and deeper blacks, improved halftone distribution for easier printing and more uniform contrast across the entire tonal range.