This is HP5 400 pushed to ISO 3200 in DD-X. The negatives were thin, maybe even longer developing would have helped. If you get this done by a lab and they also scan it, the scanner should give better results, I feel my cheap Epson flatbed was struggling with the thin negatives. I often push 400 film to 800 and it's a lot easier to work with.
---------- Post added 12-14-20 at 12:30 PM ----------
Originally posted by moldypirate Am I best buying a 3200?
Something else to take into account: usually labs charge extra for pushing, and I've seen it also tiered by the extent of it. So depending on how much you paid for the 3200 film, it may be more economical to do that instead of pushing.