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my standard black and white film is t-max 400. since kodak stopped making t-max 3200, i'm still trying to decide between fuji neopan 1600 and ilford delta 3200 for my high-speed needs. i never really did a lot of color, and do even less know that i've got a digital slr. i've tried all kinds of color film, but i just don't use it often enough to have a favorite.... i just shot a roll of kodak gold i bought at a gas station (the guy dug around under the counter for a while to find it), i'm kinda curious if it came out any worse than stuff i shot on kodak portra fresh out of the fridge at the pro shop.
(edit: kodak still makes t-max 3200, but the shop near where i live no longer carries it. kodak has discontiued their technical pan film - ultra high resolution 25 iso film)
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