Interesting thought.I 'v decided to experiment(shhh don't tell the SO I've
spent
enough this month)and send a neg,6x7 B&W and a do a interneg on the(35mm)
stuff in
question.It'll
cost a few schcels but could put my concerns to rest.
The interneg might not be a good test as every time you add gener
AFAIK, the first thing you would notice on "bad" colour films is colour
shift (toward magneta as I have seen myself). If that doesn't happen to
yours, I don't think it's the age of films. More like poor printing I guess.
regards,
Alan Chan
should mention the film ex date is 04/04 and is kept on
Hi Dave;
It sounds like your lab's printer is slightly out of focus. If you're
dealing with a quality oriented lab as opposed to a drugstore 1 hr lab bring
in some samples of both and show them the difference. Machines can slowly
drift out of focus and nobody noticed. Be forewarned that some labs,
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