Lumière Altipan 21, ISO 100 (shot @ ISO 3), 120 Film

I bought it about a month ago, I have no idea how it was stored before I bought it, but it went straight to the fridge, when it landed at my place.
The film expired in January 1965 – that’s 54 years ago! – and is the oldest film I tried so far.
I shoot it at ISO 3, that’s 5 stops under box speed – you know the rule, 1 stop for every 10 years the film is expired – and then developed as ISO 100 in Ilford ID11 at 24 degrees Celsius for 11 minutes.
And I must say I am really surprised by the results, but have a look for yourself.
I added a bit of clarity and contrast to the photos in Lightroom, but that’s it.
I used the film in a Fuji GW690III camera.





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