SILBERSALZ.LAB MEETS B&W FILM | ILFORD XP2

Silbersalz Lab is now offering development and scanning for the Ilford XP2.
We were very impressed by the details and grain of this b/w film after seeing the APOLLON.14K scans for the first time.
Last week we shot a role to show you some examples. Enjoy the video!
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[@LastSecretSocietyTV]

If I shoot it at 200 iso and send it to your lab should I mention that the film needs to be pulled -1 stop then (because in the Ilford data sheet for C41 is written that pushing or pulling would not be required at different iso settings)?

[@silbersalz35lab]

Hey, you don't need to mention that. We will develop your film normally . You will have more grain like this, which is recommended for printing. If you don't print you can also just expose at box speed (400 ISO)

[@heinrichklaser2301]

Did you shoot it at 200 iso?

[@silbersalz35lab]

For this episode we shot at box speed. But shooting at 200 is recommended by us to get finer grain:)