Fujicolor F-II 400 on Zenit 11

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Hi there,

I'm going away next weekend and am looking to shoot some Fujicolor F-II 400 that expired in 1980 on a Zenit 11.

I understand the rule is to shoot one ISO stop down for each decade of expiry (I don't know the storage history of the film, but I have no reason to believe it has been refrigerated).

Should I therefore shoot at ASA-25?

Any hints for where I should take it for development... anywhere who will get good results in London?


Thanks!

R.
 
I'm not aware of such a rule.
I'd bracket - eg ISO 200, 100 and 50 - shooting expired color film is always a bit of a gamble..
 
not sure who made up that rule. just shoot it at box speed. i shoot expired film all the time and most of the time there are no issues. if the film is messed up, overexposing it would not help.
 
Huss said:
not sure who made up that rule. just shoot it at box speed. i shoot expired film all the time and most of the time there are no issues. if the film is messed up, overexposing it would not help.
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I've shot expired stuff of a similar age and got almost no result at box-speed... quite common recommendation elsewhere to over-expose.
 
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