Delta 3200 120 Black and White Negative Film Exp 04-2008

The Ilford Delta 3200 Professional is one of the most iconic high-speed black-and-white films ever made, loved for its gritty atmosphere, massive exposure latitude, and beautiful low-light rendering. Even today, Delta 3200 remains a go-to stock for photographers shooting concerts, nightlife, documentary work, and moody available-light scenes.

Despite the name, Delta 3200 is typically shot anywhere from ISO 800 to 3200 depending on the look you want, making it an incredibly flexible film for pushing and experimentation.

Expired Delta 3200 can get especially interesting because the already-grainy, atmospheric rendering tends to become even more pronounced over time. Many photographers intentionally seek out expired high-speed black-and-white film for:

• Heavier grain structure
• Lower contrast
• Dreamier tonal response
• Raw documentary aesthetics

This roll expired in 04/2008 and has been fridge kept, which significantly improves preservation compared to room-temperature storage.

Condition: EXPIRED / FRIDGE STORED
This roll is expired dated 04/2008 and has been stored refrigerated. As with all expired film, results can vary depending on age, storage conditions, exposure, and development.

Many photographers intentionally seek out expired Delta 3200 specifically for its unpredictable and atmospheric rendering characteristics.

Format:

• 120 roll film
• Ilford Delta 3200 Professional
• Black and white negative film
• Expiration: 04/2008

Why this one:

• Legendary low-light black-and-white film
• Beautiful gritty grain structure
• Excellent for pushing and experimentation
• Fridge-kept storage history
• Great for documentary and nightlife photography

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