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Pity, Pete seen it first, lol
Enjoy them Pete, very kind gesture of you Lulu!
Yes, I have tested a 2010 one -- it;s about 125 ASA instead of 200 ASA due to the age and storage - they are now safely in a freezer !
Why do people leave it so long before they get film processed ? The 'Latent Image' will probably have 'regressed' so they will look as though they have been under=exposed and there will be a Magenta colour cast ( if Colour Film ) B&W films will also give 'thin' negatives and low in contrast .
Some high profile photographers have been known to not process film for months, a year or more in order to be able to approach the images with complete objectivity and without the emotion of shooting the scenes clouding their judgement when editing.
Quote: Why do people leave it so long before they get film processed ?
That was why I never got on with film, would take the film out & forget to get it processed..it was such a faff.
I would end up taking 2 or 3 years worth to get developed in one go.
Quote: Sorry to butt in etc....but what about film that has been used and a year or 2 old but not processed, is it worth paying to get them processed??
I can't even remember what they are of now!
Might be. I found a film in a drawer once - turned out to be my wedding & honeymoon shots.
Just finished a cassette of outdated ILFORD Delta 100 I had my in little MINOX 35 GT doing some 'Street Candids' and 15 minutes later had it hanging up to dry in the bathroom -- no probs !
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