Tejasican
Well-known
While cleaning I came across a canister of film Kodak TX 400. I got this film in the late 80's and it got lost, never shot. It has not been in the freezer or fridge but has been out loose. Is this a candidate for the trash can or worth a shot to see what I get - if anything? If worth a go, how would you suggest I shoot it as I am sure it probably won't act like 400 anymore.
Thanks.
Thanks.
sevo
Fokutorendaburando
Apart from a increase in grain and noise it probably will act quite normal, if you treat it gently. That is, don't push the film, use regular Kodak developers (HC-110, Xtol or D-76), and don't use it for night shots or any other subject with vast areas of vulnerable shadow detail.
Tejasican
Well-known
Thanks for that, sevo.
BLKRCAT
75% Film
if its from the 80s id probably rate it around 100iso and develop normally. Films of that age will have quite a bit of base fog.
Remember, expose one stop more for every 10 years of expiration.
Remember, expose one stop more for every 10 years of expiration.
alienmeatsack
Well-known
I've shot some film from the 80s and it came out very well. As said above, don't do anything too crazy with it, develop it and enjoy the results. 