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Old film


My neighbour Nancy was shovelling her driveway in mid-February when I was out and about taking pictures with a roll of Ektachrome 50
(Tungsten) that had expired in November 1979. That means the film had been waiting around to be used for probably 38 or 40 years. I shot it more or less at rated speed. The images were very very thin after being developed in regular E6 chemicals this week, so I did some substantial curve management and ultimately converted them to b&w (using here a green filter).
Typical of film this much expiry, there is some pretty substantial printing of the paper markings through the images.
I *think* I shot them in the Yashica A, but I might have used the Mamiyaflex. I can't remember and don't think I wrote it down. The original scan of this is nearly 30 MB but I resized it way down to
post it here.
(Tungsten) that had expired in November 1979. That means the film had been waiting around to be used for probably 38 or 40 years. I shot it more or less at rated speed. The images were very very thin after being developed in regular E6 chemicals this week, so I did some substantial curve management and ultimately converted them to b&w (using here a green filter).
Typical of film this much expiry, there is some pretty substantial printing of the paper markings through the images.
I *think* I shot them in the Yashica A, but I might have used the Mamiyaflex. I can't remember and don't think I wrote it down. The original scan of this is nearly 30 MB but I resized it way down to
post it here.
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