ILFORD Delta 3200 135/36

ILFORD DELTA 400: Sensitivity: ISO 1000/31°.
The official ISO-sensitivity of Delta 3200 is 1000/31° due to the datasheet. But the film is so designed, that you also get very good results at the push-sensitivities EI 1600/33° and EI 3200/36° (especially in high-speed developers like ADOX ATOMAL and Ilford DD-X).
Because with exposure and development at the official sensitivity / box-speed of ISO 1000/31° the characteristic curve of this film is flattening out in the light zones. With exposure and push-development at EI 1600/33° and EI 3200/36° the characteristic curve gets a more linear shape. With conventional films you often get a too steep characteristic curve with too high contrast by pushing. But the design of Delta 3200 reduces this problem significantly.

This film is the right choice for taking photos in low light conditions or when shooting fast action. It is particularly suitable for taking pictures in dimly lit locations where you cannot use a flash. It is also very suitable for situations in which neither very fast, high-aperture lenses nor lenses with an image stabiliser can be used.

The Delta line is Ilford's flagship film line. Core-Shell™ crystal technology gives - relatively speaking - a fine grain with maximum sensitivity. Of course at this film speed it is more grainy than lower speed films. But you can still get a clean 18x24cm print out of the film. Unlike the Kodak T-MAX 3200, this film is also available in 120 Rollfilm, which makes this film especially interesting. The 4-layer coating technology makes the Ilford 3200 very flexible concerning the usable exposure index range: from EI 400/27° to 6400/39°.