I'm very impressed with the results of a roll I shot in mixed lighting - good but not overbearing contrast and very fine grain for a 400-speed film, perfect for the street photography I was doing at the time. The example photos were from a roll developed in Bellini Ecofilm at 1+1 dilution and I think that was a good choice.

A very nice modern film with a clean look - without being clinical.

It can be less forgiving on over/under exposure compared to HP5 but gives lovely results when treated right.

I tend to pull one stop (200 ISO) and develop in D23 15 minutes. Harsh developers can make it grainy in my experience. DD-X is "best" but is pretty expensive to use.

So this is the second time I have tried this film. I was really impressed with my first roll. For some reason the scans from this roll were a little more contrasty and grainy than last time. I did use a different lab last time, so maybe they used different chemistry, or perhaps I was shooting more challenging subjects.

Love this film stock. I was religiously on HP5 but this has changed my mind completely. Beautiful fine grain and still super versatile.

I'm usually use FP4 / HP5, but I recently shot some Delta 400 on a trip to Norwich cathedral and am really pleased with the results, especially considering the lighting (these were taken handheld). I've also used this for misty morning shoots, so I think this will be my fast(er) file of choice going forward.