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from Wisconsin on 11/12/2010
Comments about Ilford Ilford Delta Pro 3200 High Speed, Black and White Professional Film, up to ISO 1250, 35mm, 36 Exposures:
I love the grain of this film. This is my fave film for the gritty, moody indoors/street photographs I have been concentrating on. I shoot this at either 1600 or 3200. I know what this film does, and don't have unreasonable expectations
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from poughquag, ny on 9/25/2010
Comments about Ilford Ilford Delta Pro 3200 High Speed, Black and White Professional Film, up to ISO 1250, 35mm, 36 Exposures:
I bought this for my photo class to take pictures
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Comments about Ilford Ilford Delta Pro 3200 High Speed, Black and White Professional Film, up to ISO 1250, 35mm, 36 Exposures:
Closest to honest EI rating for a really high speed black and white film. Surprisingly good tonal range at EI 3200, and appears to have enough bottom end to be pushed farther.
Has large, clumpy grain, which is to be expected.
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from Plattsburgh state N.Y. on 10/21/2009
Comments about Ilford Ilford Delta Pro 3200 High Speed, Black and White Professional Film, up to ISO 1250, 35mm, 36 Exposures:
tonal range is excellant and very consistant, easy to process.
[4 of 4 customers found this review helpful]
from St.Louis, MO on 7/12/2009
Comments about Ilford Ilford Delta Pro 3200 High Speed, Black and White Professional Film, up to ISO 1250, 35mm, 36 Exposures:
Ilford Delta 3200 is the best high speed B&W film out there. You can shoot this film anywhere from ISO 800 to 6400 and get good results. My best results have been at ISO 1600 using HC110 developer at dilution B. Kodak stopped making Infra red film. But you can put a red filter on Delta 3200 and shoot during the day for a quasi infrared look. It is more sensitive to IR light than most B&W film. With the #25 or #29 red filter you get dark skies, glowing skin tones and dreamy grainy images. Truly a unique film!
ISO 1600 and #25 red filter
Tags: Made with Product
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from New York, NY on 1/22/2009
Comments about Ilford Ilford Delta Pro 3200 High Speed, Black and White Professional Film, up to ISO 1250, 35mm, 36 Exposures:
Delta 3200, which I rate at 1600, allows me to extend the range of available light photography with medium-format cameras. In the larger formats, the film's inherent graininess is less pronounced, and the tonal range is very pleasing.
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from New York, NY on 1/21/2008
Comments about Ilford Ilford Delta Pro 3200 High Speed, Black and White Professional Film, up to ISO 1250, 35mm, 36 Exposures:
great low light film, excellent contrast and grain
[5 of 5 customers found this review helpful]
Comments about Ilford Ilford Delta Pro 3200 High Speed, Black and White Professional Film, up to ISO 1250, 35mm, 36 Exposures:
This is my favorite film. From a beginning amateur photographer, this film produces gorgeous prints. Of course this is a matter of opinion as it is super, super grainy. Just a matter of preference, but if you're ever in the mood for semi-abstracted photographs, this is the film for you. However, don't think about blowing your prints up unless you want them to become completely abstracted--which can be beautiful in its own way, but I don't think it's the effect most photographers try for.