I use Ilford Delta 3200 for live music indoors. You can push it even further in lab with the right developer but I have had great results at box speed too.
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Do you develop your own stuff?
black and white yes, but I send away any E6/C41/ECN2 work.
I use cinestill 800t with the dx code modified to be 3200. I shoot with my Olympus mju ii because most venues won't let you bring in a camera with interchangeable lenses, and I have the lab push it +2 stops. It works pretty well.
Thank you! I've never heard of cinestill. I really think I'm going to try it out.
I've gotten stunning results with Cinestill 800 and Delta 3200 at 1000, both with a flash. I find if you're close to the stage 85mm is a good focal length. Autofocus helps a LOT. I've gotten such good shots with this setup bands have actually used my pictures in promo material.
you gotta check out glenjamn if you haven't already.
What's that?
https://instagram.com/glenjamn?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
probably the most prolific film photographer when it comes to live electronic music
Thanks I'll check him out