4 commentaires

1. 
   herbert-4 · 2018-05-03 16:35

   Excellent album!! You can improve contrast of really outdated films by overexposing a couple stops.

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   aka_papu · 2018-05-04 03:36

   @herbert-4 the film was expired since 2000, i shot it at ISO 1600 instead of 3200 :D

3. 
   herbert-4 · 2018-05-04 04:49

   Outdated 18 years... For very fast film, 1600-3200 ISO, overexpose ~1 f/stop for every 4-6 years or so. Slow film films are much more stable: 50-400 ISO, 1 f/stop for every 8-10 years or so, more for faster. If the films are exposed to heat >40C for >4 hours, all bets are off. Very slow films are very stable, and very old can still be good. Adox CMS20 II (12-20 ISO) has no expiration at all; should you happen to find a roll of it in an Egyptian tomb, it's probably still fine. Enjoy!

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   aka_papu · 2018-05-04 05:00

   @herbert-4 I liked the joke about the Egyptian tombs :))) great one!
   about the film, I shot expired films since 1983, ISO 50/64 and had no problem shoting at the their rated speed... I would tried to shot this roll at ISO 800 cause I don't like Kodak p3200 Tmax contrast and grain, but I had problems with the available light (I used f:2.8 and exposures at 1/15 to 1/60)