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I spent a weekend in Findlay, OH to attend the Film Photography Project workshop . There was a large antique car show on Saturday and I brought along my antique No 2A Folding Cartridge Hawk-Eye camera and some very expired 116 size "Kodacolor II" film. The results were surprisingly good considering the film expired 34 years ago. Compared to my previous attempt in March, I think I was able to improve my C-41 film development technique by using a "dip & dunk" procedure and also a longer pre-soak of 3 minutes.
I added a new entry to my camera museum pages for the No 2A Folding Cartridge Hawk-Eye camera. The reason is that I just experimented with some expired color negative film in that camera. The Kodacolor II film (in 116 size) that I used expired over thirty years ago and produced some interesting results shown below:
On a recent business trip to India, I spent all week in Bangalore. But I did have a few opportunities to explore the surrounding areas. The camera I brought along was a tiny Rollei 35 S film camera (see my camera museum page ). All the photos shown here were shot with it on Kodak Portra 400 or Ektar 100 film.