Ilford Ortho Plus 80 120 Black and White Medium Format Film

ISO 80 orthochromatic black & white film with fine grain and sharpness – perfect for many applications.
ISO 80 (ISO 40 in Tungsten light)
Fine grain, sharp orthochromatic black & white film
Can be processed / handled in deep red safelight
35mm, 120 and sheet film sizes available

ISO 80 orthochromatic black & white film with fine grain and sharpness – perfect for many applications.
ISO 80 (ISO 40 in Tungsten light)

Fine grain, sharp orthochromatic black & white film
Can be processed / handled in deep red safelight
35mm, 120 and sheet film sizes available

Orthochromatic film is a type of photographic film that is sensitive to light in the blue to green spectrum, but not to red light. This means that when taking photos with orthochromatic film, red objects will appear darker and blue or green objects will appear lighter than they would with traditional panchromatic film.

Photographers might choose to use orthochromatic film for a variety of reasons. For one, it can produce a unique and vintage look to images that is difficult to achieve with other types of film. It is also often used in historical reenactments and period piece films to accurately replicate the look and feel of photography from a certain time period.