ILFORD Delta 3200 - Film Gallery

I’ve shot Delta 3200 with a Pentax 17 with an ND filter, with an MX and a red filter, and a Nikon F without a filter. I ADORE GRAIN. I like the noir effect of grain. Tack sharp is a crashing bore.This film will deliver white whites, black blacks, and grey greys effortlessly @3200 with the lovely texture of grain. Highly recommended.Show more

I shot my first 120 roll of Delta 3200 and I expected a ton of grain. I developed it with Ilford Ilfotech DD X as per the data sheet and I was shocked at the absence of grain. Way less than Tri-X. 3200 ISO opens so many doors.

I shoot HP5 for all of my 35mm black and white needs, but in 120, Delta 3200 has just the right amount of grain and highlight tonality that I’m looking for. I tend to expose for the shadows at 1600 and develop this film at 3200. That’s given me the best results in terms of shadow detail, while still preserving the highlights.Show more

If you love the film noir look from cinema, then you love this film in 120. I haven’t tried the 35mm, so my review is based of of 120. I love to shoot this at night on the street. Gritty downtowns look amazing on this film. Perfect for low light situations. I often shoot it at 1600 iso.Show more

I rarely shoot this film in 35mm because the grain is a little to chunky for my taste but I love the grain in 120. The 120 grain is absolutely beautiful and I love it for portraits and low light hand-held shooing.