Grandpa Ron
Been spending a lot of time on here!
- Joined
- Aug 9, 2018
- Messages
- 1,155
- Reaction score
- 700
- Can others edit my Photos
- Photos OK to edit
I have never given much thought to this in the past, but I read where film should be developed within 72 hours of exposure.
My film sits in the camera or film holder for several weeks waiting for the right scene or before I get enough to set up and process them in batches. I am working with Arista EDU 100 or 200 ISO in 120, 127 (hand cut) and 4x5 sheet film.
So, is there any difference between a b&w picture taken 2 days before development and one taken at the start of the roll a month earlier?
My film sits in the camera or film holder for several weeks waiting for the right scene or before I get enough to set up and process them in batches. I am working with Arista EDU 100 or 200 ISO in 120, 127 (hand cut) and 4x5 sheet film.
So, is there any difference between a b&w picture taken 2 days before development and one taken at the start of the roll a month earlier?