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  1. 09-01-2010, 1:04am #1
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    Ilford Delta 3200

    I really like the outcome of the film at ASA800...
    It's very grainy... and has this really old, 'silent hill' look to it...
    I like....
    Just wondering if the outcome might be different if i changed the ASA setting?

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    More contrast and muddy mids with little shadow detail.
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    so what ASA do you suggest i change to? Unfortunately my olympus doesn't go up to 3200.
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    Shoot a 400 speed film and push if needed. Delta 3200 is not nice.
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