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I have used Delta 400 in 35mm before and had good results. Medium format yields similar good results. It is sufficiently fast to cope with most things and being medium format means grain is kept to a minimum. It gives a good contrast and tonal range.
An amazing and affordable 120 filmstock from Ilford.
It gives ultra-fine grain for very sharp shots, good tonal range for the blacks, and decent exposure in various lighting conditions. It's also perfect for portraits.
Highly recommend!!
First time trying this film and got some great and detailed results. Tried with a red filter and clear blue skies to get a great shot
On a recent visit to North West England, and staying with my good pal and fellow photographer, Jim Graves, we just had to go out for a photo session, and this time chose to visit Kirkby Lonsdale in the Lake District National Park.
I had loaded my Mamiyaflex C2 with Delta 400 that I shot at box speed as it was a reasonably nice, if somewhat chilly, late February day. The light was a little challenging at times, but it was a very enjoyable afternoon.
Now back in Norfolk, I developed the film in 510 Pyro for 12¼ minutes at 20°C, and the results speak for themselves.
Give it a try, you might like it!!
I used a roll of Delta 400 in my Goodman Zone Z1 after not having used the camera for a while. I was amazed that I remember what to do and got a couple of decent photos. I could have used a cheaper film, but having not used Delta 400 in medium format I gave it a try. It's a great film for all skills levels.
