Bob Driessen

Hi Antti, In my research i was already looking if there was an European place to drop my films . thanx for the advice! Thanks also to all of the advices from all the other posts! you are all very helpfull :rolleyes:

Thank you all! Great answares! :rolleyes: Whow now i got a lot of tapes to play with. :P

Hi Ira Thanx for your replay! I really appreciate it! For de processing i found a link of a company called Dwayne?s Photo online. Does anyone have experience with the company? it sounds ok what they offer look here But about the part in your relpay you are suggesting that the ASA number maybe nay be changed? What do you mean by that? I know that the hardness of the film will change in time, but you suggest that it get less light sensitive? Greetings Bob

Hi there. My name is Bob and this is my first post on this forum. To start with i would like to thank everybody for the activity on this Board. I'm a regular visitor and i'm enjoying the great conversations. I'm a dutch artist so when my English has faults, I would like to apologise me, for my pour English. So here my Question: I got a bag with old unused TRI-X 7278 films from a friend of mine. Now have those films no date on the film-boxes. He thinks that some of them are even from 1990! Well i found on the boxes a code that repeats on some of the boxes: on Five of them the code "600" was printed on. and two times the code "800". Does this ring a bell? Besides that the bag contained three Kodachrome 40 type A films. Two with the date 2003 and one with 1992! Can i still use them? Those films were kept cool. I heard. Can i use the Kodachrome 40 type a on my CANON 814XL Electronic. or should i use them on my NIZO 801? Does anyone knows a site with diagrames or information about the loss of quality of the film. For me and all those filmers who got a bag with old undeveloped films... ;) Thanx for your information.