Found a roll of unprocessed film from 2007

Recently I found a roll of unprocessed, unmarked, bulk loaded film in my kitchen junk drawer. I had no idea of what type of film or ASA speed it was, when it was exposed or what was on it. As I was overcome by curiosity I decided I had to develop it. I assumed it was probably either Ilford HP5 or FP4 as those were the only bulk films I used years ago. As such I processed it using the Stand Developing technique. I processed in HC-110 Diluted 1:100 for 60 minutes with one agitation at 30 mins. I was very surprised to see that anything turned out as this film had been sitting in a drawer with latent images on it for at least 13 years. This is what I found. Turns out it was Ilford FP4. Now that I see the images I can remember doing this photo session for a friend but still surprised when I saw the images.

Photographer:

iwest

Uploaded:

2020-04-05

Tags:

13 year expired film. ilford fp4 kodak hc-110 stand develop

Camera:

Nikon F4s

Film:

Ilford FP4+ ISO 125 (available in our shop)

Lens:

Nikon Nikkor AF-S 28-70 f/1:2.8D ED IF

City:

Metro Vancouver

Country/region:

Canada

Albums:

Glamour

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