Ilford Delta 3200

[Puretranquility]

Hello from Sandbach in South Cheshire !

Recently I was searching on the Internet for Ilford 3200 Delta bw film. I was frequently deterred due the cost of the postage and packing that online companies, that accepted payment by cheque, were charging.

After some more searching, I clicked onto www.photoglossy.com, and was delighted to find they accepted cheque and charged no postage and packing at all. The price of their 35mm 3200 Delta was £3.40, and the 120 was £2.60.

I'll have to do something with those fish fingers and frozen peas..


" Solidity is an illusion, however, spiritual energy can learn.."

 

[Brian Jeffery]

Hi and welcome to APUG from a not so sunny Altrincham, Cheshire.

How about that for a coincidence, I've just this minute finished developing a roll of Delta 3200; thought I'd log on whilst waiting for it to dry

Brian

 

[Dave Miller]

Welcome from nearer the middle, where the light is no better.

 

[MikeSeb]

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Dave, Brian, and puretranquillity--you guys are NOT doing your bit to promote English tourism over there!

If it's any consolation, even at more southerly latitudes (Kentucky USA), the weather is gray and grim at least some of the time--like today. We did have bright sunshine and 60 degree temps the previous 2 days, however--sorry to gloat.

Love that Delta 3200. Shot at EI 1600, mine gets Xtol or Mytol, undiluted. Really nice grain--not much worse than Tri-X.

Happy new year gentlemen (or -women, with puretranquillity's status undetermined)

 

[Dave Miller]

The light just got better; it now raining.

 

[Ole]

The light just got better; it now raining.

The fog is falling down in lumps, you mean?

Here it's been raining for 63 days. And counting...

 

[Rob Archer]

Light - we haven't got any left in Norfolk! we used it all up on the last APUG weekend!

Delta 3200 was designed for English weather!

Rob

 

[Tom Kershaw]

More on that later Rob. (I've just developed the films from that weekend).