Harbour shots

Expired elitechrome (2000). It was kept on the shelf not in the fridge:what a difference. I have film that has been expired in 2001 but that was kept in the fridge. Those ones look like new, this one is real lo-fi.

Photographer:: gauthierdumonde
Uploaded:: 2013-02-12
Tags:: 500mm construction cross expired ghent harbour process tele telephoto x-pro
Camera:: Nikon F5
Film:: Kodak Elitechrome 400
City:: Gent
Country/region:: Belgium
Year:: 2013
Time:: morning
Albums:: Lo-Fi Harbour shots

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uncle_jay · 2013-02-12 12:23
I suspect these will be similar results if I shoot a roll of Kodak Elite II ISO 200 slide film expired in 1999. Was thinking of shooting it at ISO 50.
gauthierdumonde · 2013-02-12 12:29
@uncly_jay I always underexpose slide film for cross processing. But when film is heavily expired it is best to shoot it at box speed, or even slower. But I was using a 500mm f/8 lens. So I had to keep my shutterspeed above 1/500s to avoid camera shake :)

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