Kodak T-MAX P3200 Film Review- P stands for Push! 🏋️♀️
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- Our Kodak T-MAX P3200 film review combines the community's comments, recommendations, sample images and feedback to give you an excellent overview of P3200's strengths and weaknesses!
Kodak T-MAX 3200 is a high speed black and white film, ideal for low light photography. It uses Kodak's patented T-grain emulsion and is optimised for high quality scanning and enlarging. It has a unique grainy look, quite high contrast and is designed to be used as a “multi-speed film” so that you can shoot it in a variety of conditions, including low-light and fast-action scenarios.
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EDIT Oopsie we got something wrong! Apologies folks but we have been rightly told by some members of the film community that Kodak T-MAX 3200 is an 800 to 1000 ASA film depending on the developer you use. See the data sheet here: imaging.kodakalaris.com/sites...
Similarly, Delta 3200 actually has an ISO speed rating of 1000/31° (1000ASA, 31 DIN) and depending on the developer.
You can see the data sheet with more information here- www.ilfordphoto.com/amfile/fi... 
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Gotta say that I was hooked on this film waaaaay back in 1993 - I was doing a lot of gig photography at the time, so it was perfect for the low light conditions that is found in these situations. Frankly the grain was a desired effect and really lent itself to the edginess of the subject matter. I was shooting on a praktika that only went to 1600, so a little mental mathematics was required to get the right exposure both when taking the photo and at development, but it was a lot of fun!
Tmax p3200 is a pleasent film to use!
The thing that I have to have in mind is that you can have a really sensitive film and still have had lighting on your location, those two combinations does work because you still need some level of light so that you don't kill the shadows complety!
Excellent tip!
I´m not very sucessful on shooting in high speed stocks (my falt) specially why I tray to push to much and the results in a terribly grainy photos. Now I´ve found this stock on my dealer and I´ll try it , specially in a concert of a friend´s band. I´m very optimistic with the results.
The Kodak data sheet states that it is an 800 to 1000 ASA film depending on the developer you use. Not a 1600 speed film. Same goes for Delta 3200, which is a 1000 to 1250 ASA film deepening on the developer.
Thanks for the correction! We have amended this in the description and added a link to the data sheet ☺️
I’ve just ordered 10 rolls from your good selves!
that is wonderful! I hope you have had fun shooting them :D