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.

Haven't tried HP5 but I've pushed Tri-X all the way up to 3200 many times in straight D-76, which of course is not recommended. I follow the standard development

I've pushed it to 1600 in 35mm and 3200 in 120. I used Ilfotec DD-X to develop it and it produced excellent results with little noticeable grain 

Read about one film photographer's journey using Ilford DD-X to push HP5+ to EI 800, 1600, 3200 and 6400.

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

I have been trying to push it to its very limits to see the results. Here I shot a roll on my Olympus Stylus, Point and Shoot camera pushing the standard ISO of 

I'm curious what everyone prefers for a developer to push 35mm HP5 to 1600 or 3200. In the cabinet right now I have Ilfosol 3, Rodinal, and HC-110 at my disposal and wonder which I should start experimenting with first. Or, because I'm getting ready to order some other supplies, if there is another developer I should add to my shopping list.

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Nov 02,  · One of the K1 shots is not at iso 3200 though so not an apples to apples comparison, just a frame of reference. The second is 3200 though and the K1 shots are

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

Two weeks ago I've tried to push HP5 to 3200 and compare with Ilford Delta 3200. Both films were developed in the HC-110 ("new formula"),