Here are some things I have come to:- Your intuition is very useful, there may be beauty in imperfection, after pressing the shutter be grateful for what you get, never criticise your work, don't get hung up on YT advice. Best wishes.
I enjoyed watching your video, I was expecting the same grainy 'expired' old film effect as you but was really surprised how well they came out with no sign of film deterioration. I have the same dilema as you, with a roll of long expired 2006 Boots Universal iso 400 film sat on my desk, with no care put into it's storage!! Wondering which camera to try it in or what settings etc Did you make any special settings or just shoot it stock?
Keep up the great work Flora! 💫
Thank you so much!!! I appreciate it greatly 🙏✨
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Here are some things I have come to:-
Your intuition is very useful, there may be beauty in imperfection, after pressing the shutter be grateful for what you get, never criticise your work, don't get hung up on YT advice. Best wishes.
These are all great conclusions!
I enjoyed watching your video, I was expecting the same grainy 'expired' old film effect as you but was really surprised how well they came out with no sign of film deterioration.
I have the same dilema as you, with a roll of long expired 2006 Boots Universal iso 400 film sat on my desk, with no care put into it's storage!!
Wondering which camera to try it in or what settings etc
Did you make any special settings or just shoot it stock?
You should just go for it! I gave a stop of light for each decade it was expired, and overexposed it! Good luck
I shoot a lot of expired film. B&W is very forgiving. Color can be a real crap shoot.