To: virgil283
What I find most amazing is that film turns out so well after being developed so many years later!
4 posted on
01/18/2015 7:40:02 AM PST by
Vigilanteman
(Obama: Fake black man. Fake Messiah. Fake American. How many fakes can you fit in one Zer0?)
To: Vigilanteman
He says he has to develop each roll with respect to its condition, that a bulk developer would not get these results....so I guess its his experience that is his success.
9 posted on
01/18/2015 7:50:34 AM PST by
virgil283
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To: Vigilanteman
My friends father found a case of undeveloped film from a German WW11 captures train he had one roll processed, the pictures were amazing. I’ve lost contact with him so I don’t know what became of the rest.
23 posted on
01/18/2015 8:39:10 AM PST by
boomop1
To: Vigilanteman
It is amazing.
I had a roll of film that sat around for about 7 years and the photo quality was pretty bad. I was color, so perhaps that was a factor.
25 posted on
01/18/2015 8:39:29 AM PST by
Bigg Red
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To: Vigilanteman
That we’d striking to me too. The quality seems comparable to shots from that era developed and printed promptly.
33 posted on
01/18/2015 9:05:09 AM PST by
Still Thinking
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