Hungry work
Shot on ILFORD Delta 400 Professional at EI 400.
Black and white negative film in 35mm format.
Horizon S3 Pro.
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3 responses to “Photography: Hungry work – Shot on ILFORD Delta 400 Professional at EI 400 (35mm format)”
Lovely scenery and Horizon is great even i don’t familiar with this S3 but i’m in love with panoramic cameras and still looking for some replacement of my broken Horizon 202.
About Delta 400. now i know exactly why i do love to “over everything” it. Recently i exposed two rolls – one is fresh and another one expired in 2006 at @ EI200 but developed EI800 (medium format not 135). i’m in love with the drama created by this method, the box speed is somehow boring and flat for me.
Thanks, Victor. This was my first roll in quite a while and I’m still trying to get into the “swing” of it! The S3 is pretty much identical to your 202. Just a newer build, slight lens optimisation and a slowest speed of 1 second. Well worth the money if you want to replace your 202.
Totally agree with you on “over everything-ing” Delta 400 Pro. I will be doing the same with my next roll!
good to know about S3 ! i really love to have another panoramic camera and all other options are expensive like hell.
good luck with the Delta. i have another roll loaded to Fuji GA645 and hope to finish it during two.days of the weekend that already started here.