Black and White Film Ilford 1887710 36 Shots

Delta 3200 Professional (Ilford 1887710) is an ultra high speed black-and-white 36-exposure film designed for low-light and fast-action photography. The film uses core-shell crystal technology to combine very high sensitivity with controllable grain and extended tonal range, allowing capture of highlight detail in challenging lighting without reliance on flash.

Advantages

Delta 3200 Professional offers extreme effective ISO for shooting in night, indoor or sport situations where lighting is limited or flash is not usable. Core-shell crystal technology produces relatively unobtrusive grain compared with older ultra-speed emulsions while maintaining excellent tonality and highlight detail. The 36-shot format provides multiple frames per roll suitable for varied shooting conditions.

Suitable for

• Night photography and low-light urban scenes
• Indoor events and architecture when flash is prohibited
• Fast-action subjects such as sports and moving subjects
• Creative high-ISO monochrome effects

Key specifications

• Brand: Ilford
• Model / MPN: 1887710
• EAN: 019498887710
• Type: Black and white negative film
• Speed: Ultra high speed (Delta 3200 effective)
• Exposures: 36 shots
• Technology: Core-shell crystal emulsion

How to use

Load the 36-exposure roll into a compatible 35mm film camera according to the camera's loading instructions. Meter for the scene or select an appropriate effective ISO for Delta 3200 depending on lighting and desired grain (commonly rated at EI 3200, though shooting at different EIs and compensating in development is common). Expose frames, then process the film using a standard black-and-white developer following the chemical manufacturer's recommended times for the chosen EI and developer to achieve the intended contrast and grain characteristics.

Usage recommendations

For best balance of detail and grain, follow Ilford's development guidance for Delta 3200 and consider testing a roll to determine the preferred exposure index and development time for your workflow. Use careful metering in mixed light and avoid underexposure where possible to preserve highlight detail.