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Ilford Delta 3200 ISO Professional 35MM 36 Exposure Black & White Film
Ilford Delta 3200 ISO Professional 35MM 36 Exposure Black & White Film
Ilford Delta 3200 Professional is the world’s fastest black & white film with a nominal sensitivity of EI 3200/36°. This panchromatic film is the perfect choice for any difficult available light photography conditions.
With its liberating high speed, unobtrusive grain structure and wide tonal range, Delta 3200 is ideal for fast action and low light photography including night time shots, gigs, sport and indoor architectural applications where flash photography is forbidden.
Delta 3200 can be processed in a wide range of different developers using spiral tanks, deep tanks and automatic processors.
Features:
Delta 3200 Professional 35mm 36 Exposure B&W Film
Ultra-high-speed ISO 3200
Perfect for low light and action shots
Core-Shell crystal technology
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Product Overview
Ilford Delta 3200 ISO Professional 35MM 36 Exposure Black & White Film
Ilford Delta 3200 Professional is the world’s fastest black & white film with a nominal sensitivity of EI 3200/36°. This panchromatic film is the perfect choice for any difficult available light photography conditions.
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