Thanks, Ivan! The linked photograph is currently the only one up there that was shot on T400CN. I shot a few rolls of HP5+ last year and a couple of rolls of Delta 3200... very little experience with film (but I'm going to change that!)
This photograph (
Zenfolio | Nikhil Sarma | Embrace The Hate) and the next one in that gallery were both shot on Ilford Delta 3200.
I will be shooting a roll of either Delta 3200 / TMax 3200 / Neopan 1600 this Friday at a jazz concert. I'm looking forward to those results!
I've just had the lab scan the negatives in for me. They scanned the Delta 3200 in at approx 20MB per pic ($5 for the CD!) One of their employees goofed up and scanned the T400CN at 6MB per neg. This wasn't a big deal because I had very few keepers due to the above mentioned underexposure issue, but they said they would scan future rolls at 20MB per neg.
I know that this is a sub-optimal way of processing B&W film. I plan on learning how to develop my own film at a lab or a community college and then rent their darkroom facilities so I can fine-tune the prints. Soon...