Re: Out of date film.

[Dwight Shackelford <bubbha@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Dan Cardish wrote:
> 
> At 03:53 AM 28-04-97 +0100, you wrote:
> >I have some IR film, Kodak 4143 and Konica 120, that is a couple of
> >years expired, but I've kept it in the freezer.  What are the expected
> >adverse results from processing film that is say 3-4 years out of date?
> >
> >
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> I used a roll of Konica 120 a few months ago that had an expiry date of
> 1991-2 stamped on the box.  The roll was frozen until just before use.  The
> film was fine.
> 
> Dan C.

Thanks Dan.  Yeah, my next test is the Konica, but I've got three Kodak
4x5 negs that look underexposed to me and I was trying to figure out if
that might be one of the expected results.
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