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   hervinsyah · 2017-02-21 02:31

   have you try with color slide expired in 80s? lucky me the reseller keep it at fridge and I still got the color =) www.lomography.es/photos/18231285

   
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   argentic-translation · 2017-02-21 07:56

   @hervinsyah hehe ! You are lucky ! :D I've tried with 2000's expired color film, not so old lol

   My problem here, was to found the development time with ilfosol 3, because it didn't exist in 1988. So I'm lucky too 😊

   Thanks for sharing your story 😊

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   hervinsyah · 2017-02-21 09:42

   Thanks. I see. So you did self develop. that's cool. Meanwhile I'm still develop at photo lab T_T hehe I'm very surprise because I'm familiar with 3m diskette back in my 90s junior high school era and saw many 3m car window ad board at almost every car repair store in town but I don't know this USA company had made slide film in 80s made me regret born in a wrong era =p

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   argentic-translation · 2017-02-21 10:35

   @hervinsyah yes I develop my black and white films =) in my kitchen :D
   Here, in France, 3m company made adhesive ruban too lol and a lot of other things. I though only Kodak made diskette film hehe. I'm born in a wrong era too, but, today we can buy cheap analog camera and lenses ! I bought my m42 mount lenses 1, 2 or 3 euros here ! And my expired films from 50 cents to 3 euros, so, maybe this era is good for us, we can enjoy our analog stuff ! =D