ILFORD PAN F PLUS is an extremely fine grain black and white film. It has outstanding resolution, sharpness and edge contrast. These characteristics make it the natural choice where fine detail and lack of grain are more important than film speed. Mural size enlargements form PAN F Plus negatives show an outstanding range of tone and detail when the film is carefully exposed and processed. Although PAN F PLUS will give best results at EI 50/18, it will also render good image quality when it is exposed at EI 25/15.
ILFORD PAN F PLUS is an extremely fine grain black and white film. It has outstanding resolution, sharpness and edge contrast. These characteristics make it the natural choice where fine detail and lack of grain are more important than film speed. Mural size enlargements form PAN F Plus negatives show an outstanding range of tone and detail when the film is carefully exposed and processed. Although PAN F PLUS will give best results at EI 50/18, it will also render good image quality when it is exposed at EI 25/15.
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The lowest price we last saw for Ilford Pan F Plus ISO 50 - 35mm x 30.5m Black & White Film was $175.00 at Camera Lane, compared across 13 retailers (last seen 12 Oct 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $149.95 on 21 Oct 2023.
Prices last updated 12 Oct 2026.
Ilford Pan F Plus ISO 50 - 35mm x 30.5m Black & White Film
ILFORD PAN F PLUS is an extremely fine grain black and white film. It has outstanding resolution, sharpness and edge contrast. These characteristics make it the natural choice where fine detail and lack of grain are more important than film speed. Mural size enlargements form PAN F Plus negatives show an outstanding range of tone and detail when the film is carefully exposed and processed. Although PAN F PLUS will give best results at EI 50/18, it will also render good image quality when it is exposed at EI 25/15.
ILFORD PAN F PLUS is an extremely fine grain black and white film. It has outstanding resolution, sharpness and edge contrast. These characteristics make it the natural choice where fine detail and lack of grain are more important than film speed. Mural size enlargements form PAN F Plus negatives show an outstanding range of tone and detail when the film is carefully exposed and processed. Although PAN F PLUS will give best results at EI 50/18, it will also render good image quality when it is exposed at EI 25/15.
Last updated at 12/10/2026 05:24:20
Ilford Pan F Plus ISO 50 120 Roll Black & White Film (10 Pack)
Ilford Pan F Plus Black and White Negative Film (35mm Roll Film, 100' Roll)
Ilford Panf+ 50 35mm - 100ft Bulk Roll
Delivery $10
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Ilford PANF+ 50 35mm - 100ft Bulk Roll
Delivery between 13–21 Oct $9.70
Ilford Pan F Plus 50 Film - 100' Roll
Delivery between 15–23 Oct $15
Ilford Pan F Plus Iso 50 35Mm X 30.5M Black & White Film
Delivery $11
Ilford Pan F Plus 35 x 30.5m
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Ilford Pan F Plus 35 x 30.5m
Delivery $9.95
Ilford Pan F Plus 50 BLACK&WHITE 35MM Film 30M Bulk Roll
Ilford Pan F Plus 50 ISO 35mm x 30.5m Roll - Black & White Negative Film
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originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I've shot this film only a few times, and processed it in HC110 1:100 for 60 minutes. I really love the results.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
In the era of digital, I am still (like many others) using film in some cases. We have witnessed a huge increase in film prices in the last couple of years, and bying bulk film is a very good solution. Thank you BH!
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I shot this film at 25 ASA and developed it using Rodinal 1/00 solution for 15 min. The results was amazing in terms of grain, tonality, contrast, and sharpness. The only drawback was when I tried to use a red filter for a bit of sky drama. It really does not work at all. It has to be used with UV filter at best. I wish it had more red sensitivity, but you can not have it all.
| Film Format | 35mm |
| Film Type | Panchromatic B&W Negative |
| ISO/ASA Film Speed | 50 |
| Film Processing | Standard Black and White Chemistry |
| Film Base | Acetate |
Ilford Pan F Plus ISO 50 120 Roll Black & White Film (10 Pack)
Ilford Pan F Plus Black and White Negative Film (35mm Roll Film, 100' Roll)
Ilford Panf+ 50 35mm - 100ft Bulk Roll
Delivery $10
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Ilford PANF+ 50 35mm - 100ft Bulk Roll
Delivery between 13–21 Oct $9.70
Ilford Pan F Plus 50 Film - 100' Roll
Delivery between 15–23 Oct $15
I've shot this film only a few times, and processed it in HC110 1:100 for 60 minutes. I really love the results.
In the era of digital, I am still (like many others) using film in some cases. We have witnessed a huge increase in film prices in the last couple of years, and bying bulk film is a very good solution. Thank you BH!
I shot this film at 25 ASA and developed it using Rodinal 1/00 solution for 15 min. The results was amazing in terms of grain, tonality, contrast, and sharpness. The only drawback was when I tried to use a red filter for a bit of sky drama. It really does not work at all. It has to be used with UV filter at best. I wish it had more red sensitivity, but you can not have it all.
This film exceeded my expectations and I will buy more soon. I love the sharpness, contrast, tonality, and the grain (or the lack thereof).Any problems that I've had with it had more to do with me and my bad exposure habits that I formed while shooting digital RAW the last few years.I decided to buy some black and white film for a project and now prefer, at least for right now, to shoot black and white. I recommend the Ilfotec DDX developer for extra smoothness and Adox Adonal (Rodinal) for sharpness.
Ilford is the best, most stable film company out there right now. PanF+ is a fantastic low speed film with very fine grain and lots of contrast. I've used it in fairly flat light with good results. Stick within a half stop or so and you won't go wrong with this stuff. Being able to bulk load this stuff just makes it that much more economical and appealing. Unlike Kodak, Ilford doesn't penalize you for purchasing 100' rolls.
How do you really review film, objectively? I'm not sure it's possible. Different photographers have different film needs. Pan F excels at being sharp, and having a very distinct contrast. Some photographers prefer to start with flat film, and build up contrast in printing or Photoshop. I understand this viewpoint, and tend to agree. Still, there's just nothing quite like the look of Pan F, and it works really well for a great number of subjects. And buying it in 100' rolls is an economical way to shoot it. My all time favorite film stock.
This is one fine film, but limited to certain lighting schemes. I like it for 35mm since it's very sharp, low on grain and has good tonality. That said, it's not a "walk around and shoot/snap" type film. It is more suited to using the camera on a tripod. If you can live with lower shutter speeds and less handheld shooting then it's a fantastic film. Team it with a good lens, proper exposure and good processing and you'll see what I mean. Oh, it is beautiful in medium format also!
I like to use this film on sunny days. I develop the film in XTOL 1:1, 7min 45 sec @20C. Film lays flat and is easy to scan. If anything it is on the contrasty side, but that is a look I like and can be controlled when developing, printing or in post processing a scan.
I love Delta 400, because I always want more speed, but when the sun is shining this film is unbeatable. It's just SO CLEAN. I develop it myself and when I pull this out of the tank it looks like little portals into other worlds, the negatives are just so crystal clean, it has the same effect as looking at slides. Yeah it needs light, and I don't think it pushes or pulls as well as Delta 400 or HP5 or whatever, but this is just perfect for when you have the light and want the absolute best quality you can get from your gear. I semi-stand develop it in Adonol, 1:125 for an hour, and it never fails to deliver.
I used without my usual yellow filter since it is known to be a contrasty film. Shoot around ASA 25 in sun. If you home brew developers try Hypercat 1:10:300 and PG110B, both tame the contrast and give very sharp negatives. Will buy more as I seem to be using most of the first box up with more and more fun tests.
| Film Format | 35mm |
| Film Type | Panchromatic B&W Negative |
| ISO/ASA Film Speed | 50 |
| Film Processing | Standard Black and White Chemistry |
| Film Base | Acetate |
