Conventional Filters With SP 2?

I've been reading about Ilford's chromogenic SP2 Super B&W chromogenic film and I think I'll give it a try. But I'm wondering if I can use normal B&W filters (yellow, orange, red, yellow-green etc.) with this film as I normally do with Tri-X. I intend to have the film professionally processed and will print with variable contest paper.

I've been reading about Ilford's chromogenic SP2 Super B&W chromogenic

XP2? Have found it quite interesting. I treat it just as I do TriX, sometimes with B&W filters sometimes not. The enlarger is still retired, I have it developed professionally, scan myself (though I may have the processor scan next time to see if I like it) and print with my Canon photo printer. I plan to do quite a lot more parallel to digital.

Here is a link to a thread that may be of interest. Ilford XP 2 and variable ISO

Good fun, in any case.

Edited November 5, 2017 by Sandy Vongries

Yes, sure.

Maybe different films render the same color into slightly different grey scales but basically stick to your experience with other panchromatic material when using filters.

Yes Sandy, I read your post. That's what got me interested. I'll give it a try, probably in 120. Thanks.