Comments about Ilford Ilford Delta Pro 3200 High Speed, Black and White Professional Film, up to ISO 1250, 120 Size:

Very grainy, yet pleasing look. Developing with Sprint was a bit of a pain.

Comments about Ilford Ilford Delta Pro 3200 High Speed, Black and White Professional Film, up to ISO 1250, 120 Size:

Well there isn't an ISO 1250 on my camera to select. It should be a prime ISO like 800 or 1600 to make any real sense. I shoot mine at 1600 an get it push processed for 1600. (additional costs apply)

Comments about Ilford Ilford Delta Pro 3200 High Speed, Black and White Professional Film, up to ISO 1250, 120 Size:

This is my go-to film for shooting without a flash at concerts. I've used both the 135 and the 120 versions and both perform admirably under incredibly poor lighting conditions. I've pushed some of this to 6400 and there is definitely some grain (but what would you expect?) but it is nothing that would keep me from using the pictures.

Comments about Ilford Ilford Delta Pro 3200 High Speed, Black and White Professional Film, up to ISO 1250, 120 Size:

I photograph live rock bands in NYC and I never like to use a flash. This film is one I have used successfully under the most difficult lighting conditions possible and it comes out shining every time. I have used this film as well it's 35mm size for about 8 years and although I have tried other high speed films this one by far is the most consistent and easy to print (darkroom) and scan.
If anyone wants to see some of my work you can search 6of7 and you can see some of my band shots there. If you have any questions about how I use it and process it just ask :-)

Comments about Ilford Ilford Delta Pro 3200 High Speed, Black and White Professional Film, up to ISO 1250, 120 Size:

a very flexible film, with good tonal range and beautiful textural qualities when printed. I'll load my bag and shoot this film at 400, 800 and 1200 depending on the light levels in the various parts of the city.