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  1. Contact us

    Our Address ILFORD PHOTO Ilford Way Mobberley Knutsford Cheshire WA16 7JL Directions: Click here for map and directions to the Mobberley site (PDF). Email:  If you can't find the answer that you are looking for in our FAQs pages then please e-mail us  - Please note that at this current time, there may be a delay in […]
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  2. Technical Downloads

    ILFORD PHOTO technical downloads On this page we have collated all of our technical information in one place. Whether you are looking for technical data sheets, our film processing chart or information relating to contrast control for our MULTIGRADE Papers this is where you will find it. All relevant technical information can also be found […]
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  3. Using Colour Filters for Black & White photography

    Filters have long been a popular accessory for photographers and offer a number of different functions or effects. In both analogue and digital photography it is possible to recreate some of these in the darkroom or digital darkroom. However there has always been a benefit to getting it right in camera. In black & white […]
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  4. Silver halide prints

    Silver halide has been used in photographic film and paper for over 150 years and remains a vital ingredient found in all high-quality products. Silver halide crystals in gelatin form part of an emulsion which is used to coat the paper or film. On exposure to light (i.e. in a camera or darkroom), the crystals […]
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  5. Pictures Without a Camera – Sun Pictures / Photograms

    When photographic material is exposed to light it begins to darken. The more light the material receives, the darker it becomes. This opens up a range of possibilities for making fun, creative and artistic images without a camera. Making a picture without a camera couldn’t be easier and is a fun activity to try with […]
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  6. Making a Black & White Print – Contact Sheets

    Contact sheets are a great way to review and record your images. They allow you to view all the negatives on a roll of film before deciding which ones you want to print and how you may want to crop them. They also provide a permanent record of those negatives for filing purposes. How to […]
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