Ilford Delta 400 – The Versatile Black and White Film for Analog Photography
The Ilford Delta 400 is a high-speed black and white negative film in the 135 format (36 exposures). Thanks to its fine-grain emulsion, it is suitable for a wide range of lighting conditions, from daylight to artificial light.
ISO 400: High sensitivity for low-light shooting and fast shutter speeds
Fine-grain emulsion: Delivers contrasty, detailed negatives with natural tonal reproduction
135 format (36 exposures): Compatible with most 35mm analog cameras
Versatile use: Ideal for street photography, reportage, portraits, and landscapes
What sets the Ilford Delta 400 apart
Ilford's Delta technology optimizes the grain structure for maximum sharpness and fine tonal gradations. Unlike conventional films, the Delta 400 offers exceptional gradation that faithfully reproduces both high-contrast and soft subjects.
Ideal for...
The Ilford Delta 400 is aimed at demanding analog photographers who value image quality and flexibility. Whether for fast action, moody available-light shots, or classic portraits, this film consistently delivers reliable results.
How to use Ilford Delta 400
Load the film in daylight or a darkroom into your 35mm camera. Set the ISO to 400 and expose as usual. For development, standard black and white developers such as Ilford ID-11 or Kodak D-76 are recommended. After development, fix, wash, and dry the negatives as usual.
Ilford is a British manufacturer of photographic films and papers, specializing in black and white products. The brand has a tradition of over 140 years and stands for high-quality analog photography. Well-known series include Delta, HP5, and FP4.
Ilford Delta 400 is a black and white negative film in the 135 format (35mm) with a sensitivity of ISO 400 and 36 exposures. It features fine-grain emulsion and high sharpness.
The film is suitable for all analog 35mm cameras that use 135 film. It can be set automatically via DX code or manually to ISO 400.
The Ilford Delta 400 has a nominal sensitivity of ISO 400/27°. The emulsion is based on Delta grain technology for fine grain and high contrast. The film is designed for 36 exposures and comes in a film canister.
The delivery includes one canister of Ilford Delta 400 135-36 film (36 exposures). Development and processing must be done by the user.
The film can be developed in common black and white developers such as Ilford ID-11, Kodak D-76, or similar. Development times can be adjusted according to the developer and desired contrast.
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