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I bought two rolls of Delta 3200 after being asked to photograph my brother's band at their second show. It was a small venue with dim, red lighting, so I knew the fastest possible film was required. I pushed it to 6400 and even then the lighting was often inadequate; resulting in smeared long-exposures and defeating my Minolta 7000's autofocus for the most part.
The results, however, speak for themselves. While not resulting in detailed documentation of the performance there's a feeling of being caught up in events in the images, and considering the extreme ISO the grain is far better than I'd expected. It's not a film I'd reach for in most situations, since I generally go for slow, high-acutance films, but for things like gig photography it's hard to beat.
Yes it's a bit grainy, but I was with other people so I committed to hand held and couldn't use a slower film and tripod. Buildings were not well lit with a mixture of daylight and lamps.
It's actually 1000 ISO if you check the Ilford datasheet. Very grainy results, but it means you can shoot in very low light. Not my favourite film, unless you really want grain in your photos
fun fun fun and affordable
Loved shooting with this film, has a great crunchy grain which will give your low light / night time shooting a lot of personality.
