It's essentially rebranded Ilford RC from my experience / testing / comparison I couldn't find a difference.
The Oriental Seagull II RC neutral tone paper seems to be much more responsive to toning than the Ilford MGIV RC neutral tone paper. As far as speed and contrast is concerned, the two are similar.
As Ilford/Harman refuse to re-brand their products, I'm sure that it isn't strictly re-branded paper, but it might be produced under contract by Harman for Oriental, according to Oriental's specifications.
Or it might be made for them by Mitsubishi, who otherwise don't seem to export black and white materials out of Japan.
Set of 12x12 ilford contrast filters for my 8x10 enlarger
... My latest purchase is a Chamonix Lens-Iris, just waiting for the tracking number. So much for my moritorium on camera purchases.
http://www.chamonixviewcamera.com/_images/P4010170.JPG
Roger
I'm curious, what would this be used for?
couid be a give away, freebee, book, equipment, film, chemistry
just something related to making photographs, or thinking about making photographs ...
I don't understand these types of questions.Why do you care and is this a futile attempt to shame me into analog photography?:confused:
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