Shooting Ektachrome that expired 21 years ago.

[NaChase]

Hey all, I recently bought some Ektachrome 64/64T and EPP 100 Plus that expired between 1993-94. I am wondering what ISO I should shoot at and what crazy color shifts I might expect using such old film. Thanks in advance!

 

[NaChase]

Apparently this is what you get. There was a super strong magenta cast that I edited out and virtually all contrast and color is gone, but it's still interesting.
Ridiculously Expired Ektachrome 2 by N.Chase, on Flickr
Ridiculously Expired Ektachrome 1 by N.Chase, on Flickr
Ridiculously Expired Ektachrome 3 by N.Chase, on Flickr

 

[konicaman]

Cool - thanks for sharing. Maybe I should go through my drawers to see if I have something of similar age.

 

[GarageBoy]

Expired film is weirdly expensive
I'd like to run some old color slide stuff

 

[greywind]

Expired film is weirdly expensive
I'd like to run some old color slide stuff

I've got loads I'm getting rid. PM me if you're interested.

 

[Dektol Dan]

Olde Astia

Olde Astia

I just shot some 4x5 10 year old Astia in the Super Speed that had been kept in the freezer, and got it back last week. I think I can see some color shift toward magenta, but I'm not sure. Hell, it would still work great for B&W.

 

[Jani_from_Finland]

A friend i knew shot some great things with exp Kodak slidefilm, mostly doing cross-processing, old Kodak Ektachrome is really neat for that. I have a bunch and during the summertime i'll be doing colour again and i'll try some different dev methods with these.:
You can find his stuff here (has some great shots on Chernobyl ie):
https://www.flickr.com/photos/toydragon/