Digital BW, The Print

It will get a base fog over time. If the film has been refrigerated, it 
will be much less. The film will also loose some speed so a lower ISO 
and possibly a little over development may be in order also. Test a roll 
first.

Mark

Doug I. wrote:

> Since I know there are many hardcore chemistry buffs on this list, just
> curious--what exactly goes "bad" with silver B&W film past its expiration
> date? And is there anything in general I should do in the development to
> compensate?
>
> TIA,
> Doug
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