I need some help fast!!! SteveLutz?? Anyone??

[Sebastian]

He shot that with his 10D.

Get the ilford stuff, less grain, better tones. Unless you want grain, then get kodak.

[another view]

The 10D of course being digital. If you can get by with 1600, try the Kodak 3200 (set camera at 1600) and have the lab develop it that way. Works pretty good for me.

[Sebastian]

Steve,

Ilford is smoother across the board than Kodak, at every ISO I shot it at (800-3200). And at 3200 it's actually somwhat usable, whereas Kodak starts to look like a 70s horror movie...

Don't get me wrong, I shot a LOT more Kodak than Ilford,s imply because I like all those negative qualities, the grain, the contrast, etc. But if you want the best possible shot at those light levels, choosing between the two I would recommend the Ilford.