poxatl
Hello!
I’m planning a five-week holiday this summer (Scandinavia, if anyone’s interested). I won’t be able to develop my black-and-white film during that time, so some of the shots won’t be developed until long after the exposure. I haven’t had any problems with colour slides so far, but I don’t have much experience with black-and-white photography yet. In principle, I suppose you’re supposed to develop it as soon as possible.
Does anyone have any experience with this? Will I run into problems? I’m thinking of using a film with a low speed (because it’s 35mm). I’ve been thinking of an Efke/ADOX 50.
Many thanks in advance to everyone who replies!
Peter
fotohuisrovo
Black-and-white latent images are very stable. Black-and-white films are less prone to storage issues than negative or transparency films. Five weeks is therefore no problem, and the moderate temperatures in Scandinavia are actually beneficial.
Best regards,
Fotohuis RoVo
Robert
