Old film refridged 8 years

Alan Browne spake thus:

David Nebenzahl wrote:

Alan Browne spake thus:

David Nebenzahl wrote:

See my post above making the ASSumption that I don't
contribute to Wikipedia.

Then I guess your contributions are McDonalds nutrition for Wiki or
you wouldn't have a sig such as below.

So when did I say that I do contribute to Wikipedia?

Make it clear: do you or don't you contribute to Wikipedia articles?

Since it evidently bugs you so much, I decline to do so. (Or, in CIA
parlance, I'll neither confirm nor deny it.)

That's your xmas present from me.


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David Nebenzahl wrote:
Alan Browne spake thus:

Make it clear: do you or don't you contribute to Wikipedia articles?


Since it evidently bugs you so much, I decline to do so. (Or, in CIA
parlance, I'll neither confirm nor deny it.)

That's your xmas present from me.

Hmm, at least you're smart enough to see what kind of a corner you
painted yourself into...

Merry Christmas!

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Alan Browne ha escrito:

AAvK wrote:
Hello all, pertinent to the recent thread "expired film" in rec.photo.equipment.35mm

I have several rolls of 120/220 I shot in '97 - '99, I have kept it all refridged in a lead
lined travel film bag since then, and only recently put it in the freezer! Need to know,
how should it be developed? Pushed or pulled? Special or concentrated chemicals?
What damage has been done?

The lead bag will do nothing against alpha particles that fly through
lead as if empty space. So some fogging of the film may occur. If a
"low-ish" speed film (50/100) then possibly not so bad.

I woud process normally and not be surprised that they are more than
acceptable (assuming that they were well exposed to begin with, of
course...)

Cheers,
Alan