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Hi, I shot a lot of film over the summer and I'm processing it now. Most of the negatives seem both underexposed and underdeveloped. But some that I shot just a week or so ago, using the exact same curves, are perfect. What's going on? Does keeping the film in a box for a few months before processing change its response to the chemistry? I've never noticed this to be the case in the past. I'm using Kodak TXP. |
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