Ilford 1839584 Manuale Utente

 

XP2 Super 

 

 

Proof prints on colour paper are usually supplied 

by the processing lab with the negatives. These 

are ideal for deciding which negatives to print on 

black and white paper. Proof prints made from 

XP2 SUPER negatives on colour paper can either 

be close-to-neutral black and white prints, or colour 

toned monochrome prints. For easy printing on 

colour paper, it is advisable to expose the whole 

film at the same meter setting, although if 

necessary selected frames on a single film can be 

up or down-rated to suit individual needs. 

 

Labs already set up to produce proof prints from 

XP2 negatives do not need to make any changes. 

The dedicated printer set-up negatives and sample 

prints, available from ILFORD, can be used by labs 

for XP2 SUPER. These make it easy for labs to 

obtain proof prints on colour paper from XP2 

SUPER negatives. 

Store unexposed film in the same way as colour 

film, ie in a cool (10–20°C/50–68°F), dry place 

in its original packaging. 

 

As with any film, once exposed, process XP2 

SUPER as soon as practical. Images on exposed 

but unprocessed film will not degrade during 

normal working periods, ie, up to a month, when 

stored in a cool (10–20°C/50–68°F), dry place. 

 

Store processed negatives in a cool (10–

20°C/50–68°F), dry place, in the dark. 

Suitable negative storage sleeves include those 

made of cellulose triacetate, Mylar, paper 

(pH6.5–7.5) or inert polyester. 

 

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 June 2010