Ilford 1780624 Delta 100 Professional black-and-white film, ISO 100, 35 mm, 36-exposure

Always looking for bargains in film. This one was brand new.

Ilford has been my standard for on the go black and white hobby photography from the beginning, amazing results and excellent fine grain for 35mm, 120 and 4x5 sheets. Though for a more professional approach other films are more ideal, this is perfect for a hobbiest, or someone just getting into film.Just make sure you have a lab nearby to develop so you don't deal with chemicals

This is my favorite film stock. It has great tonality, and the grain is ultrafine. It’s not that hard to go wrong with this film stock even when I accidentally under exposed or overexposed it always looks great.

My absolutely favorite black and white film, maybe my favorite film of all time!Dramatic tones, lots of character, and lots of personality in its grain. Very inky with lots of pop. More character and contrast than FP4, Pan F, or TMax100, much better tones than Acros II, and more consistent than XP2. Give it a try, you will love it!All shot at box speed ISO 100. No need to push or pull.

This is a great all rounder film, the only decision is what ASA/ISO you prefer. This is a frea outdoor daytime film, small grain and sharp detailed images. Personally I scan all my images now so these newer films are better IMO. If you want a more traditional "grainy" look I'd go with the older films.PEople say that Delta is a "Pro" film that is more exacting in it's use but I find it very forgiving and easy to use and develop. The 100 can be pushed and pulled a bit but I prefer DElta 400 because it's even more flexible.