Ilford Delta 3200 B&W Film
I had this roll of Ilford Delta 3200 sitting in my fridge for a few years. I put off using it because I wanted to use it for a special occasion but, I didn't really know what that may have been (ha ha) so about a month or so ago I thought I'd use it when a mate and I were going on an evening shoot into Newcastle, NSW. I chose to shoot it with a Canon EOS 300V. I didn't want to be mucking around with settings and exposure meters at night and, with this camera, I could set the ISO and shoot using Aperture Priority. It worked very well. I didn't shoot at box speed though. I have used this film at box speed once before on a night street shoot ( Newcastle Street Feast on Ilford Delta 3200 ). Unlike that first try out, I set the ISO for 1600 this time. I had been reading up on this film and many people have said it is better at ISO 1600 and then developed as normal for ISO 3200. One thing I wanted to get out of it was less grain than my first shoot but enough grain to make...
