Ilford Delta 25,600 - Does it Work?

Thank you for watching this unique photographic journey!
In this exciting episode, I decided to push the boundaries of film photography by shooting a roll of Ilford Delta 3200 and pushing it an adventurous 3 stops in my trusty Fujica GL690 medium format camera. This daring move brought the effective ISO to a staggering 25,600, resulting in some truly extraordinary and grainy captures. Exploring the extremes of film sensitivity can yield unexpected and mesmerizing results. Join me in this experimental venture, and perhaps consider trying this method for yourself to unlock a new realm of creative possibilities.
I did not develop this film. I took it in to the good people at essential photo supply in Salt Lake City.

[@hartgetzen7867]

Surprisingly good results. Thanks for having and exploring an original idea. Can’t wait to see your next test!

[@richardsimms251]

The photos are quite good !!

[@OldJockOldjock]

I agree with kstrohmeier's comments. I too could see the woman and the car as well as the "Psychic sign. Quite atmospheric and just as I would have expected for that scene.

[@kstrohmeier]

I really like the psychic sign photo. I see both the night and the light and the woman in the shadow is evocative.

[@noc838]

@kyler's Film , could you please talk about how you developed this file?

[@gobgobcachoo]

I've pushed delta 3200 to 25k. Developed in. D76 stock. Contrast was bonkers..but printed on 8x10 with split contrast. And it's looks just fine. Really nice sparkle to it.

[@nickelessproductions]

absolute maniac. stoked to see the 35mm results.

[@Bonsees]

Whoah impressive! I have a GW690 II, I should try this 😆 awesome vid

[@ZakMilo]

Great video, looking forward to seeing how 35mm turns out

[@liambis9336]

That bus shot was beautiful

[@zubr666zubr]

What developer time and temperature?