Don't Worry About It
I got this film from the $5 expired film bin at Roberts, and at the time it was a total mystery. It was just a 110 cartridge in unmarked white paper wrapping. Turns out it was Target-branded color negative film with an unknown expiration date, stored in unknown conditions for an unknown period of time. True mystery film! And in the way of mystery film, it came out looking like someone had redscaled something they found at the bottom of the ocean. That said, I rather enjoy how the surviving photos turned out.
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Camera: Pentax Auto 110
Film: Target Color Print Film (expired, date unknown)
Developed in C-41 using Bellini developer and FPP bleach and fixer. Also stabilizer from somewhere.
Don't Worry About It
I got this film from the $5 expired film bin at Roberts, and at the time it was a total mystery. It was just a 110 cartridge in unmarked white paper wrapping. Turns out it was Target-branded color negative film with an unknown expiration date, stored in unknown conditions for an unknown period of time. True mystery film! And in the way of mystery film, it came out looking like someone had redscaled something they found at the bottom of the ocean. That said, I rather enjoy how the surviving photos turned out.
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Camera: Pentax Auto 110
Film: Target Color Print Film (expired, date unknown)
Developed in C-41 using Bellini developer and FPP bleach and fixer. Also stabilizer from somewhere.