Re: Old Film

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Since you found them, and probably don;t even know what is ther eI'd sacrifice 1 roll for testing.
Develop as normal in D76 and decide whter to push/pull from there.

The old HP5 used to be a nice film, and it'll probably yield decent images.


William B. Ellis wrote:

Hi all,

I found several rolls of HP5 in my darkroom that I think are 10 to 15 years old. The film has been exposed. What would the list suggest for development times. I use D-76, but will use others if they would make this task easier..

Thanks,

Bill Ellis


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