120 Ilford Delta 3200 @ 6400

[Debusti Paolo]

3 Years and half ago,my first son Alessandro was born. I've shot him @ hospital ( NO Flash please!) with my bronica rf645,65mm lens and delta 3200 and I've got great pics😛(I think) thanks also to my friend (a pro) who developped the films.Now I would like to know if you ever exposed it at 6400 or more and to know wnat you think of it!!!
maybe you'll post some pics also...😀
THANKS AND SEASON'S GREETINGS

 

[srtiwari]

I have a RF645, and Love it ! But I have never used ISO3200 film. Please post pictures.
And
Happy Holidays to you too !

 

[Debusti Paolo]

Unfortunately I do not have a scanner as my money went for a m6 titan with 21asph &75 lux. But go for a delta 3200,you won't regret it!

 

[RObert Budding]

I've used Delta 3200 in an RF645. But I decided that I'm better off using 35mm for low light because I can use slower film and faster lenses and still get decent DOF.

 

[furcafe]

I've used plenty of Delta 3200 in 120, but never pushed it since it's already pretty grainy @ 3200.

 

[john_s]

I've used Delta 3200 in an RF645. But I decided that I'm better off using 35mm for low light because I can use slower film and faster lenses and still get decent DOF.

This is exactly my conclusion too.

 

[Debusti Paolo]

I've used plenty of Delta 3200 in 120, but never pushed it since it's already pretty grainy @ 3200.

Yes I know it's grainy but i think i like it!!so I just wanted to see some pics to know if i can shoot it @6400 or more in case of emergency!!just to see what i could get !:angel:

 

[kully]

Merry Crimbo,

The joy of being free of illness, it is like being reborn.

*ahem*

I had a look on Flickr: http://flickr.com/search/?w=all&q=delta+3200+6400+120&m=text