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Refrigeration???

Posted by jj on March 25, 2001 at 01:24:22:
Refrigeration down to 40 degrees F will extend the life of most films an astonishing amount, but I'd take the film, shoot a roll, and see what comes of it.
As to unrefrigerated film, I managed, in about 1975, to develop a roll of B&W my mom shot in 1944 and left in the attic. It was rather fogged, but we could get "ok" images, even then.
Try a roll, see what it does.
JJ