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Delta 400 Professional vs Tri-X 400
Specification side by side
Table 1
Film
Maker
Ilford
Kodak
ISO
400
400
Type
B&W negative
B&W negative
Process
B&W
B&W
Status
In production
In production
Formats
—
—
Grain (RMS)
—
—
Resolving power
—
—
Latitude
−1.0 / +3.0 stops
—
First released
2001
—
Reciprocity data
Yes
No
Published times
267
216
Developers in common
Table 2
Each film’s time at its own box speed in the same developer, at the same dilution and temperature. Every time opens the full table for that film in that developer.
Dilution · °C
Delta 400 Professional EI 400
Tri-X 400 EI 400
1+9 · 20 °C
10:00
10:00
Dilution · °C
Delta 400 Professional EI 400
Tri-X 400 EI 400
stock · 20 °C
7:00
7:00
1+1 · 20 °C
9:30
9:00
Dilution · °C
Delta 400 Professional EI 400
Tri-X 400 EI 400
stock · 20 °C
10:00
11:00
1+1 · 20 °C
14:30
14:00
Dilution · °C
Delta 400 Professional EI 400
Tri-X 400 EI 400
1+50 · 20 °C
18:00
13:00
Dilution · °C
Delta 400 Professional EI 400
Tri-X 400 EI 400
stock · 20 °C
9:30
7:30
1+1 · 20 °C
14:00
11:00
Dilution · °C
Delta 400 Professional EI 400
Tri-X 400 EI 400
Dilution B (1+31) · 20 °C
7:30
3:45
Dilution B (1+31) · 24 °C
5:00
2:30
Dilution · °C
Delta 400 Professional EI 400
Tri-X 400 EI 400
1+4 · 20 °C
6:30
6:00
1+4 · 24 °C
5:00
4:45
Also with a box-speed time for each film, but not at a shared dilution and temperature: Kodak T-Max RS .
A reference for film photography. Every published development time carries the datasheet it came from — spotted a mistake? Use “Suggest a time or report a mistake” at the foot of any film page.
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