01-18-2015, 02:50 AM
lost in space wrote:
That is great to see. I read somewhere about a chemical used for old B&W photo paper. Anybody know what they have to do differently when developing film so old?
I would do some "snip tests" and use some of the film chips and experiment with various developers, times and temps to get the best results. The big issue is background radiation raising the base exposure on the film. But chemicals available today will develop WW II era B&W film just fine.