Expired film from from 1992
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night86mare
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you can try
no one can say for sure, i think, based on what i read
expired film just gives whacky effects
just use it for more frivolous shots lor
and use it fast, if you have more than one roll
then maybe you can predict how the others work, i don't know
this is coming from a film noob, teehee
but since no one reply you, i just reply you =)
no one can say for sure, i think, based on what i read
expired film just gives whacky effects
just use it for more frivolous shots lor
and use it fast, if you have more than one roll
then maybe you can predict how the others work, i don't know
this is coming from a film noob, teehee
but since no one reply you, i just reply you =)
too old film...
over 10 years.. usually unusable due to heat at sungei road
once u take..
go develop
the emulsion might MELT and cause the machine breakdown.. lol
i develop a 20 years old film b4
not stored under sunshine but at staircase..
the emulsion melted and cause it to stain the machine
luckily can clean
over 10 years.. usually unusable due to heat at sungei road
once u take..
go develop
the emulsion might MELT and cause the machine breakdown.. lol
i develop a 20 years old film b4
not stored under sunshine but at staircase..
the emulsion melted and cause it to stain the machine
luckily can clean
Whoa sounds so scary!!
adamdewilde
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Nevermind, I've used film from 7-12 years old, and the only thing that happens is you lose contrast and color..
Mind you I didn't live in Singapore, so I don't know what the effects of the hot sun will have on the film.
Film has a peak and a fall to the chemical activity, this can be slowed down by keeping it in the fridge. However, in the hot sun it can speed it up.
So 15 years of hot sun, maybe not usable, but I don't think the machine will have problems with the film. As long as it feeds in..
Adam
Mind you I didn't live in Singapore, so I don't know what the effects of the hot sun will have on the film.
Film has a peak and a fall to the chemical activity, this can be slowed down by keeping it in the fridge. However, in the hot sun it can speed it up.
So 15 years of hot sun, maybe not usable, but I don't think the machine will have problems with the film. As long as it feeds in..
Adam
muthusalami
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haha. ur film is as old as i am!
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