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Karateman · 20-06-2012, 19:46

If you do buy any film make sure you check the use by date as old film has a limited shelf life before the chemicals start to "go off".
Obviously if its new film then you should be OK, but If they don't make it anymore and you have to get old stock, check it.
I'm sure it will still be made though because there are still a lot of photographers who like to use the old 35mm film and developing system.

Enquire about getting it developed as well..that may be tricky...... Try Accy photographic club maybe...

Try E Bay as well.....

Phil

20-06-2012, 19:46	#6
Karateman Full Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 297 Liked: 18 times Rep Power: 607	Re: Advice wanted re an old Olympus camera If you do buy any film make sure you check the use by date as old film has a limited shelf life before the chemicals start to "go off". Obviously if its new film then you should be OK, but If they don't make it anymore and you have to get old stock, check it. I'm sure it will still be made though because there are still a lot of photographers who like to use the old 35mm film and developing system. Enquire about getting it developed as well..that may be tricky...... Try Accy photographic club maybe... Try E Bay as well..... Phil Last edited by Karateman; 20-06-2012 at 19:53.