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Using film that has passed it manufacturer recommended use-by date.
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How should I adjust exposure to compensate for expired Kodak ColorPlus 100 (from 2001)?
I shoot 35mm film for fun.
I have received a pack of Kodak ColorPlus 100 iso, expiration 2001. How many f stops should I go?
The film was kept in good conditions (shaded and cooled).
