I just developed a roll of the Ilford SPX infrared film today. I am in the process of scanning them into digital.

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A unique black and white negative film with extend red sensitivity, SFX 200 from Ilford is a medium-speed film with peak red sensitivity to 720nm, which can 

ILFORD SFX 200 is a medium speed black & white film with extended red sensitivity which makes it the perfect choice for infra-red style images.

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SFX is a black-and-white film from Ilford Photo with extended sensitivity into the near-infrared at 740 nm. It can be used as a panchromatic film on its own, or with different red/infrared filters to give varying levels of the effect seen in infrared photography; i.e. dark skies and bright plant foliage. Ilford makes a 'deep red' filter specifically for this film, but others can be used as well.

IR shooting with Ilford SPX. 02-28-2007, 15:43. I know its not a true infared film but i was hoping to get a few rolls and have a go with my leica.

ILFORD SFX 200 is a specialist black and white camera film with extended red sensitivity for special effects. Nominally rated at ISO 200/24 when exposed in 

White's Infrared Photography Handbook also features a variety of appendices that address proper darkroom techniques, film care and storage, film warm-up times, batch testing, auto focus, filters, as well as film and filter manufacturers. Of special interest is an appendix covering the dangers of airport x-ray machines!

04/09/  · Ilford Delta Professional (100, 400, 3200) There are three different types of Delta films in the lineup from Ilford: Delta 100, Delta 400, and Delta 3200. As with other films that offer the same base with varying ISO levels (Kodak Portra films are a good example), the higher the ISO number, the lower the contrast and the greater the film grain.Ilford Delta 100: