"Robert Cragg" <robertcragg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:NPpFj.312951$3m6.113392@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I have some 35mm films which were exposed about 15 years ago, and have
been
>sitting in a drawer ever since. Is there any chance at all that there
would
>be anything on them worth getting printed?
>
It would be helpful to know what kii of film.
Must likely, there would be some fogging and/or loss of contrast. If it's
B&W, there are ways to develope it and developer additives that will
improve
the results. If it's color print, there may be color ****fts that may or
may
not be correctable in printing.
Also, is it a current process? For color print, C-41 is current. For color
slide, E-6 or K-14 are current.
You may want to contact Film Rescue International in Canada. They
specialize
in developing old films.
Only the person who shot the film can answer whether there is anything
worth
getting printed.
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