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Ilford Harman Reusable Motorized Camera with Flash and HP5+ 35mm 36-Exposure Film Roll
Features HP5 Plus has been formulated to respond well to push processing and film speeds up to EI 3200/36 are achievable with Ilford Michrophen developer maintaining good shadow detail and well separated mid-tones with sharp grain. The HP5 Super Single Use Camera with 27 Exposures from Ilford is pre-loaded with ISO 400 HP5 film which is a wide latitude, medium contrast, black and white film that can be processed with standard black and white chemicals. The camera is intended for processing at locations with standard black and white film processing and printing chemistry, resulting in true, real black and white prints that have a unique look as the images are made from silver. Inbuilt FlashHighly sensitive universal film for excellent quality negatives with a strong image. You can also get a camera pre-loaded with Ilford XP2 here
Where we ship
- ISO 400
- Includes Battery, Strap & Film
- Black and White Film
- Reusable Design
- 36 exposures
- 2 Rolls of Film
- Fixed-Focus Wide-Angle Lens
- With flash
- Built-In Flash
Reviews
Adrian
We used it for a trip and got the expected result. YOU CAN'T DEVELOP THIS IN C-41 CHEMISTRY. Excellent packing and accurate delivery time. It is lightweight and fulfills its functions.
Ethan Houtman
The quality of the film clearly does not disappoint, ILFORD HP5+ being one of the best black and white film rolls. The camera usually very well. the film will come out blank.
Elia Pavan
Developed myself in ID-11, 1+1 dilution. Among these a special place have disposable machines because they remind me of the days when I was a child.
I'm a photographer and, when I don't shoot for work, I enjoy using the good old analog machines. Ilford sells an identical camera with XP2 in it, which is C-41 compatible. I have tried a wide range of disposable machines and find this to be of a superior quality: excellent finishes, solid, pocket, safe. We even dropped it, a pretty strong blow to the ground, and it kept working.
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