Why waisting a roll of good stuff? Just measure it when it's processed. Film don't shrink in the process. Why does everyone roll 36's. You can get about 45 frames safely in a canister. Thats an extra roll! Also, If you have a changing bag, or a darkroom, do it in the dark and spare yourself 2 frames per roll. That gets you frames my way. For black and white this might be false economy.
Since you want to swap out rolls, change ISO, or want to process it before your done with But with slide film, this really makes a difference, since the rolls are more than bucks.
Sometimes for specific sessions I need only a dozen frames. Sometimes I didn't even use a bulk loader. I'd just stretch out enough Tri-X to reach from the middle of my chest to the tip of my hand, and roll it up with my fingers in the dark.
Usually worked out to a little more than 12 exposures, including room for the leader. My Instagram. The figure 65 inches comes to mind for 36 exp, I could be way off as I'm not near any film and measure-seems ballpark Mark. There's more to this photography thing than meets the eye. Without measuring Specialization is for insects. But thanks anyway. Francois Self-Coat Posts: 14, If you put a slightly short leader on the film, you can get away with a 63 inch long piece of film which is 5. But that depends on your bulk loader to some extent Francois Film is the vinyl record of photography.
If the film was stored away from high heat, in a dry area and properly exposed you're probably all right. In the past week my wife has processed about 30 rolls of 35mm film that was exposed 10 - 15 years ago. Most of the images came out good except for some that were very over exposed.
Always have your film processed soon after the roll is finished. My wife and I moved and forgot about an old SLR camera that got stored in a box. The images were very blue but I was able to scan the film, digitally color balance in photoshop, and they look good.
So you can definitely leave it laying about for a decade or two and still have some decent images. P hotography B oard.
Jim Hobson. Those may interest you: How long will a used 35mm film last before developing. How long can I store unused 35mm film?
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