AdeoMikelo
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Hello, that's my first post here and I want to greet everybody!
After a long break I decided to return to analog photography and begin adventure with 120 films, therefore some questions come to my mind.
Is there any particular time when film should be developed after shooting? In his book "Negative" Ansel Adams states that "exposed films should be processed as soon as possible after exposure", within 72 hours, or put them into the fridge in airtight container. I also noticed that some guys are developing after a year time and it's fine, or in extreme cases films from WWII are found and processed with great results.
What are you're opinion about that? Do you have any recommendations how to store unexposed and exposed films?
After a long break I decided to return to analog photography and begin adventure with 120 films, therefore some questions come to my mind.
Is there any particular time when film should be developed after shooting? In his book "Negative" Ansel Adams states that "exposed films should be processed as soon as possible after exposure", within 72 hours, or put them into the fridge in airtight container. I also noticed that some guys are developing after a year time and it's fine, or in extreme cases films from WWII are found and processed with great results.
What are you're opinion about that? Do you have any recommendations how to store unexposed and exposed films?