Ilford HP5+ @ 3200. Black & White, Ilford Films, Pushed.

HP5+ is an extremely versatile film. Despite having an ISO 400 box speed, it can easily by pushed to ISO 3200, or pulled to ISO 200.

Delta 3200 prints a lot better and easier than pushed d400 or hp5 @3200 iso Develop 3200 at 1000 and you'll get a pulled looking image.

HP5 pushed will come nowehere near what you need. You need a faster material. There are three very fast films: Ilford Delta 3200

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My go-to developer is Kodak HC-110 and it's also the developer I use for pushing HP5+. I usually go for dilution A and cook the film for Ilford recommended 5 and a half minutes. This will bring the ISO to 1600. When contrast is of utmost importance and light is lacking, cooking for 9 and a half minutes will give you ISO 3200.

Pushing Ilford HP5. Ilford HP5+ is a 400 ISO film, which means shooting and developing it at 1600 is pushing it 2 full stops. This means I' 

However, I never pushed film that much. A fast f/2.0 lens and the light on the subject was sufficient enough. Now I'M beginning to experiment with pushing HP-5 to 1600 and downrating T-MAX 3200 to 1600. Never too old to learn. I guess. Your posting was helpful to me. I use my camera (M2 Leica) as a sketchbook.

Decided to see how Ilford HP5 would perform when pushed to 3200. As you can see, the results were very usable. I really love the grain – it 

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Found out that my favourite in 120 is iso 1600 (-2 stops) but that I prefer iso 3200 (-3 stops) in 35mm; and if i remember correctly I shot 

Aug 15,  · My wife planned a birthday meet-up for herself at nearby Longwood Gardens, and as the surroundings would be relatively dark I decided to push some Ilford HP5 to EI3200 –

a little bit with Ilford HP5+ at different speeds: 400 (box speed), 800 (1 stop push), 1600 (2 stops push) and even 3200 (3 stops push).

Oct 13,  · Home > Analog Workflow Forums (100% Analog/Traditional) > Darkroom > B&W: Film, Paper, Chemistry > 120 film: HP5+ pushed to 3200 HELP! 120 film: HP5+ pushed to 3200 HELP! Rinthe Oct 4, . I shot a few rolls of 120 hp5+ @3200. And I just checked the Massive Dev Chart, no time is recorded for 120 film at 3200.

This is a follow-on to Ulrik Christiansen's post "Nightime Experiment" about pushing HP5 to 1600 in medium format:.

Ilford HP5 Plus is rated to shoot between ISO 200 and 3200, but it will show the best results between ISO 320 and 1600. This film shows remarkable results even at higher ISO values, but

In short, it's an ISO 1000 monochrome film with a wide exposure latitude that can be pushed to 3200 and beyond. It's the highest ISO film in production today 

Nov 11,  · What about HP5 pushed to 3200? In reply to WaltKnapp • Nov 11,

I was planning on pushing it to 3200 with the DDX developer that I already Press J to jump to the feed. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts

HP5 Pushed to 3200 [2]. Nikon Series E 50mm f/1.8 on Ilford HP5+ @3200. Rodinal 1+25 / 18 min @ 21° C. Agitation: Constant for the first 30 secs, 

Ilford HP5 Plus is rated to shoot between ISO 200 and 3200, but it will show the best results between ISO 320 and 1600. This film shows remarkable results even at higher ISO values, but the further HP5 is pushed, the more grain and contrast it'll show. When overexposed, HP5 negatives will have greater density, finer grain, and less contrast.

3200 will give you more grain with more range in the overall tone whereas pushing HP5 (I have only pushed it to 1600) will have less grain but less detail in the shadows and highlights. Essentially you are underexposing by 4-5 stops (little detail in shadows) and then greater overdeveloping (might lose detail in the highlights).

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And while the grain was definitely more pronounced than HP5+ shot at box speed, it was nowhere near the amount of grain in the Delta 3200 shots. This also means that the HP5+ shots are much sharper than the Delta 3200. So if you like lots of grain, Delta 3200 is still your best bet! Click to enlarge Final Thoughts

I have pushed HP5+ to 1600 in DD-X with good results. gaius|1, Oct 25, 2005 #1 old school Recently pushed HP5+ to 3200 in Microphen with very pleasing results. Holds enough detail in the shadows, the midtones are very good, has a tendancy for the extremes to be blown/block up but thats what you'd expect with the increased contrast.

It'll pull details out of shadows that Tri-X or HP5+ could never get being pushed. This is a ISO 1000 film that is meant to be pushed. Best tonality is around