Shooting thirty-three year old Kodacolor VR 400 - some results

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Following on from my post about shooting a roll of forty year old Ilford HP5, here are some results from another expired film shoot, this time a roll of Kodacolor VR 400 which was dated May 1989. I'm pretty happy with how these have turned out. There was some colour shift (and still is), but I was able to remove most of it when converting thr negatives.

You can read the full details on my blog if you're interested, but here are photos from the roll.

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Expiriment #2 - Kodacolor VR 400 (expired 1989) by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr

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Expiriment #2 - Kodacolor VR 400 (expired 1989)-2 by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr

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Expiriment #2 - Kodacolor VR 400 (expired 1989)-3 by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr

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Expiriment #2 - Kodacolor VR 400 (expired 1989)-4 by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr

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Expiriment #2 - Kodacolor VR 400 (expired 1989)-5 by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr

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Expiriment #2 - Kodacolor VR 400 (expired 1989)-6 by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr

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Expiriment #2 - Kodacolor VR 400 (expired 1989)-9 by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr

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Expiriment #2 - Kodacolor VR 400 (expired 1989)-7 by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
 
Look ok to me, you wouldn't think they were that far away from the date on them which is 33 years (and 1 month)
 
They look great to me chap, looks like you've done a cracking job of correcting any issues and I particularly like the second images in the first post. Nice work :)
 
Not bad at all, though some are showing a magenta cast especially in the soil and wooden items.
 
they look great very similar to a play i did a few years ago making some some old 35mm film fit a box brownie
 
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