Ilford Delta 3200 35mm film is a high-speed black and white film that allows you to capture stunning images in low light conditions. With its fine grain and high contrast, this film is perfect for capturing moody and atmospheric shots, whether you're shooting indoors or outdoors at night.
Ilford Delta 3200 is also great for street photography, concerts, and other low light situations where you need to capture fast-moving subjects.
Features:
- Shoot up to ISO 3200 for low light photography - Fine grain and high contrast - Suitable for push processing - Creates gorgeous black and white results
Benefits:
- Capture stunning images in low light conditions - Create moody and atmospheric shots with high contrast - Perfect for street photography, concerts, and other low light situations - Suitable for push processing to increase the film's sensitivity and graininess
1. What is the true ISO of Ilford Delta 3200 35mm film?
Ilford Delta 3200 has a true 'box' speed of 1000/31° (1000ASA, 31 DIN) to daylight. However it is marketed as 'Delta 3200' because it can be shot at 3200 ISO in-camera, then push procesed in development, and still give beautifully balanced and well-exposed images.
2. Is Ilford Delta 3200 a B&W or colour film?
Ilford Delta 3200 is a B&W film. It can be shot in any 35mm film camera, but will need black and white development to produce final images.
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When you buy your camera film from us we can ship it across the UK, Europe, USA, New Zealand, Australia and Canada (more countries planned soon!) So buy your Ilford Delta Film 35mm B&W ISO 3200 today and dive back into the fun of 35mm film photography!
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Accreditation Handles:@kurtfletcher1 (I only have instagram)
Mega Grain!
Love, love, love Delta 3200. Probably my favourite b&w film so far. The high iso is perfect for versatility with various scenarios from normal daylight to night-time and gig photography. Mega grain!
Here's a mixture of shots I've taken on it:
1. 'Ty Segall' - Birmingham 2024
2. 'Ironically, they weren't open'
3. 'Night Self Portrait'
4. 'Double Exposure' - Rob & Laura's Wedding 08/2024
5. 'Say Cheese!'
All photographs developed and scanned by @exposurefilmlab
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Peter B. (Thame, GB)
Perfect for:Landscapes, Street Photography, Pinhole/Long-Exposure, Travel, Low light/Night
Accreditation Handles:Peter Brunskill
Fast and reliable emulsion
I used Delta 3200 mainly in India for good architectural photography. Maybe 3200 wan'rt necessary outdoors (!) but overall it delat with a range of conditions including Taj Mahal at sunset - I'd be very happy to use it again though it probably wasn't the best film to use in the circumstances
Love the grain. Looks great in low light portraits! Tried some astrophotography which wasn't brilliant (need a wider lens, perhaps a tracking mount) but an interesting experiment nonetheless.
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[. (Rushden, GB)
Perfect for:Great All-Rounder, Low light/Night
Accreditation Handles:@another__statistic
Gr..r..a..a.a..ii...i..n..nn
So much grain you can almost chew on it, not one for the pixel peepers. Underexposed at 3200, best shot at 1600 in my limited experience.