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Questions regarding photography using film.
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What are the effects of developing film with an expired developer?
Unless you don't care about your photos, it's a false economy to mess with expired chemicals, unless you do a clip test immediately prior to your intended processing.
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Why does it look like nothing is on my developed film?
The way to determine that is to look to the sides of the film. There should be fully developed lettering or numbering. If that is missing, the lab made an error. … It pays to learn the old rules of thumb - daylight midday at 16 at the reciprocal of your film speed... there are online lists that will doublecheck exposure so you won't be wayyy off. …
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