This expired Fuji Sensia 100 was one of the few fairly priced films I’ve found on eBay, although at £15 for 12 rolls of 35mm I genuinely thought this was another expired film scalper selling it by the roll. I half expected to get one roll through the mail, though I was still surprised when […]
A while back, I was lucky enough to find a good batch of AGFA RSX II 100 from a reputable seller on eBay, who threw in a number of bonus rolls with the order. One of these was a blue roll, and I thought it was exposed as the tab was folded over, and puzzled
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These rolls of expired High Speed Ektachrome found their way to me when I bought a pair of vintage hard 120 film cases on eBay, which do that job wonderfully and meant that the film was practically free. It was advertised as three rolls of HS Ektachrome, but turned out to be some Plus-x and
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Getting hold of the now defunct 220 film (Shanghai excepted) is getting increasingly difficult, so I had to resort to buying highly expired Velvia 50 from around 1997. At least I got a batch of 4 so I can shoot the rest with some idea of what to expect (and yes, the others could still
Kodak Ektachrome 100 is, thankfully, the only current slide film where it’s future is quite certain – although we hope that any rumours about Fuji ceasing production are just that. So when there’s fresh film, why shoot expired Ektachrome 100? I can’t answer that, as I don’t know why other than I can’t resist a
