Kodak T-MAX P3200 - 35mm Film

I really liked

I used this film to try and take photos of the moon and it performed really well had i had better equipment like a bigger lens they wouldve turned out better but the film did its job.

Great choice for low light

I bought this film as I needed to test higher shutter speeds which had been fixed on my camera. As such, I haven’t got to test it out in a night photography setting. Having said that, I think it’s got finer grain to Delta 3200. It’s great for low light portraits and has a very soft feel to it. It has has a good contrast to it in the right conditions.

Expensive but indispensible

I do quite a lot of low-light photography, mostly of church interiors. I have used both Kodak TMax P3200 and Ilford Delta 3200 and find that TMax wins hands-down on account of the fact that it always seems to produce nicely balanced negatives when I follow Kodak's developing times. The same is not true for Delta 3200 - I find Ilford's recommendations hopelessly optimistic. The attached is an example shot at ISO 6400. This is a scan of a print made at grade 1.5. I can't give the film five stars; it is so expensive I can only afford to use it on high days and holidays.