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I think this is my favourite black and white film so far, nice and very clear, but still with some grain. Worked well across a range of light situations.
Honestly I don't think the grain is that much smaller than HP5 which is fine, but means i'll be sticking to HP5 in the future.
If we ignore that, the film produces detailed highlights and shadows and makes for a perfect B&W film (as does HP5). If you buy this you won't be disappointed unless you are looking for an extremely fine grain film, then go with T-MAX. But personally I prefer the texture and better dynamic range of Delta in comparison to T-MAX.
Definitely try this film, maybe your eyes are better than mine at telling the difference between this and it's cousin (HP5).
Love fine grains and the grey on this film. I used for landscape as you guys said y have my favourite and I’ll definitely used again.
A very affordable B&W Film Stock which has good dynamic range, contrast, and fine grain. Performs well in all lighting conditions and even shines in low light conditions. A great alternative to Kodak TMAX
I really like Delta as a viable alternative to Acros II which is both hard to get hold of and becoming ever more expensive. With both 400 and 100 ISO available, there is even more flexibility to work with available light. For me, it really suits the work I do, much of which is street photography, or photographing vintage cars and the hot rod scene. Furthermore Delta plays nicely with Ilfotech-HC developer as well as FX-39 designed for t-grain films.
You have to be a little careful with Delta not to blow the highlights and latitude for exposure error is not as great as on other films but when it’s right the tonality is beautiful.
