process has been retarded, but it will still have a magenta cast of some kind. It may also be a bit fogged.
If this a "professional" film then it will be a bit more magenta than an armature film stored the same way as the
former is sold pre-aged. However the only way you'll know what the results will actually be would be to try it.
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Last night I found a roll of Kodak RG25 in the back of the fridge. It's about three years out of date, iirc. What sort of results can be expected from this film? Fogged? Color shift? Other things? Do I need to tell the lab anything to adjust development?
Shel
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