A color negative film sold by Ilford Imaging Europe, the Swiss company that owns the Ilford name and is separate from Harman, the British maker of Ilford black and white film.
Ilford Imaging licenses the Ilford name to Harman for black and white film only, and for its own color stocks it repackages an emulsion made by another company.
Ilford Imaging sells it on a vintage look that it says now renders reds stronger and more vivid, with improved grain.
Its datasheet gives the support as a 125 μm grey triacetate.
Developed negatives look green, where most color negative film is orange, and carry no brand or serial edge markings. Grain is large and color muted.
Analog.cafe reads the base and palette as signs of a rebadged ORWO Wolfen NC500. Ilford Imaging does not say who coats it.
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