Shooting on Expired Film
If you are a film shooter there’s a good chance you’ve come across expired film. Basically, this is film that is past its best before date. Some of it will work well and give you good results, some will give you interesting, but irregular results and some won’t give you much at all. There’s lots of expired 35mm film out there. Some of it has been looked after, put in an airtight container in a
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A Roll of My Grandfather’s Film – Agfa Isopan on his Leica I – 35mmc
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The Minimum Required For A Film Camera | Hackaday
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Photo Systems to Bring Kodak Development Chemicals Back Into Production | PetaPixel
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Film cameras are resurging
https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/news/despite-rising-prices-demand-for-film-cameras-is-surging-50-increase-in-users-over-past-year