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Aging Film? (or 'How to get that 20-year expired look without having to wait 20 years') (lemmit.online)

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The original was posted on /r/analogcommunity by /u/hermespurple7 on 2024-04-09 21:26:57.

So... I'm new to this whole thing, and a family friend noticed I had picked up film photography. He gave me two rolls (24 and 36 exp) of internity 200ISO that expired in 2006. I shot it, I love the results, and I want to try and replicate the look without the waiting period.

Also, side question, the film box has a picture of a sun (I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess UV) and a raincloud (I'm guessing moisture), but NOT the radiation symbol found on Kodak's boxes. Since I'm going to be travelling by air in about a month, I'd like some advice on this?

E2A: photos of the film canister plus the box of the other roll -

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