I’ve shot it from ISO 320 to 1600 without any issues, and have made some of my favorite images with it. When developed properly, I wouldn’t go as far to say that it’s as versatile as I mentioned that chemistry is important, and while that’s priority one for me, I think that agitation technique is just as critical. Delta’s grain can get out of hand quickly, so two gentle inversions and a swirl before tapping the bubbles off is how I like to roll. Most high-end labs, however, (like Richard and Indie for example) will allow you to work one on one with a scanning technician to dial in your desired results. I also read your review on RPX 400 and here you mention Bergger Pancro 400, any chance we may get a review of the Pancro 400? Ilford Delta 400 35mm is a film with impressively sharp detail and very minimal grain. I wish Kodak would give us these kind of margins..Got 10 rolls of these and thinking of start shooting them. I just finished a bulk roll of FP4+, maybe time to try out Delta 400.Ah FP4… such a beautiful film. It is ideal for action and available light photography, and also gives fine grain results for pictorial and fine art photography. I agree with you completely. Scanning B&W film gives poor results compared to enlarging because of the Callier effect, which produces a very grainy image. I’ve found that some labs will ignorantly slap an S-curve on the scan and call it a day. I just wanted to add that Ilford films are an amazing deal with bulk loading – in Europe, Delta 400 goes for around 6,60 – 7,00 EUR in retail stores. Glad you liked the photos as well Take care!I’ll certainly give it a shot, since I mainly shoot black and white in 120 format and my everyday film is Acros 100, which is a bit slow sometimes and costs much more than this one. Our town recently went through a devastating once-in-500-year flooding event which has unfortunately resulted in a bunch of abandoned properties, sheds and warehouses. I love the atmosphere and the way everything turned out. Chemistry is important, and I’ll speak about that shortly, but my past experience with various labs did not deliver the results I was looking for. It’s not that the tablet grain absorbs more photons, but rather that the probability of a nucleation center being created is enhanced.I have to say, that, for whatever reason, the IQ of the posted pictures is pleasing.Thanks for the comments and supplemental science behind it, William.
A slow but consistent twist is all you need.Depending on the strength of the mixture (i.e. It was the first film I used when I returned to shooting film over three years ago, and it’s the only film I use that has it’s own reserved and labeled space in my film fridge.
You mention it’s got the same timeless look as FP4+, I fully agree to the point I have a hard time telling them apart. Created using our latest Core-shell™ emulsion technology, DELTA 400 produces images with exceptional sharpness and the finest of grain to offer a leading combination of speed vs sharpness along with impressive tonal range. By “optimum” I mean the best balance between speed, grain, tonality, and sharpness.With respect, you’re literally only here to spout your knowledge because this person took the time to properly learn how to do something that ended up as an image on your screen.Unfortunately, I deal with facts, not presumptions.It’s on the list now. Really looking forward to doing some more tripod work this summer. Kodak shifted production to a new plant, and the developing times for them have to be adjusted.
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Have you posted them anywhere that I can read them? I find I have much better tonal and grain control when I develop at home. I love 400TX but I started shooting it slower recently and I am considering a tripod now.Agreed, Yann. I find it to be just a bit dull.
But honestly, this is something most of us will never notice unless comparing two darkroom prints under a loupe. Of course the results from a hybrid workflow are different from a traditional darkroom and different again from fully digital workflow but to say that the results are ‘not optimum’ is prejudiced and ridiculous.Well, if you think that you are mistaken. Ilford Delta 400 35mm Film 36 Exposures. You may have guessed from this short Ilford Delta 100 review that I like this film. It’s sharp, has wonderful contrast, outstanding shadow detail, and could possibly be the perfect film for any occasion.
Take care, pal!“The flatness of the crystal allows better light absorption per quantity of silver suspended in the emulsion.”“Better” is a slippery word. Internet wisdom, especially, states that fine detail in the highlight areas of T-grain images will more easily blow out compared to conventional-grain films. You? You can unsubscribe at any time.
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