O owdbuzzard Messages 40 Name Kevin Edit My Images Yes 2 Feb 2013 #1 I found a few rolls of long out of date film in the back of a cupboard are they likely to be useable? The youngest one is dated 2001.
I found a few rolls of long out of date film in the back of a cupboard are they likely to be useable? The youngest one is dated 2001.
steveo_mcg Messages 6,319 Name Steven Edit My Images Yes 2 Feb 2013 #2 Colour? They'll probably work just fine but with slight colour shifts that are usually easy enough to correct post.
Colour? They'll probably work just fine but with slight colour shifts that are usually easy enough to correct post.
excalibur2 My F4's Broken... Messages 12,388 Name Brian Edit My Images Yes 2 Feb 2013 #3 B/W should be ok, but if colour you would have to give more details.
medwaygreen Messages 4,425 Name Richard Edit My Images No 2 Feb 2013 #4 Use them and pretend it is LOMO. In fact you would not have to pretend, it would be.
OP O owdbuzzard Messages 40 Name Kevin Edit My Images Yes 2 Feb 2013 #5 Thanks. It's a mix of slide and print. Some Kodak and some Fuji
OP O owdbuzzard Messages 40 Name Kevin Edit My Images Yes 2 Feb 2013 #6 Plus one TMX 100 black and white
Asha Blithering Idiot Messages 11,274 Name Asha Edit My Images Yes 2 Feb 2013 #7 owdbuzzard said: I found a few rolls of long out of date film in the back of a cupboard are they likely to be useable? The youngest one is dated 2001. Click to expand... Shoot them one stop slower...ie: if rated at iso 200, shoot as 100. This allows for the deterioration of the film emulsion. One stop per decade ood is generally a good guide. They'll still be usable if shot at box speed although perhaps a little underexposed ( could be pulled back in pp though)
owdbuzzard said: I found a few rolls of long out of date film in the back of a cupboard are they likely to be useable? The youngest one is dated 2001. Click to expand... Shoot them one stop slower...ie: if rated at iso 200, shoot as 100. This allows for the deterioration of the film emulsion. One stop per decade ood is generally a good guide. They'll still be usable if shot at box speed although perhaps a little underexposed ( could be pulled back in pp though)