Developing Kodak GOLD 110 film and pushing it

[captain ZZM]

In my refrigerator has a old 110 film what is Kodak GOLD 100, in last weekend l decision use it, and then processing at home. The film expired in 2000, and my 110 camera is simple l can't control shutter speed or aperture, so pushing is only choice. The developing had doubled time, and the consequence is the negative has a horror particles.

These are 110/135 reel form a old Yankee developing tank and cassette.

 

[Truzi]

I think they came out pretty good considering how old the film is.

 

[Fixcinater]

What chemicals did you use? Homebrew or a kit?

Looks pretty good for very expired 110 in a simple camera!

 

[captain ZZM]

What chemicals did you use? Homebrew or a kit?

Looks pretty good for very expired 110 in a simple camera!

I use C41 kit what call ”4CCD“ form a chemical manufacturer in China

 

[madgardener]

Considering that you're using 15 year old film, that's not bad. Especially considering the negative size of 110 film, some grain would be inevitable in my experience.

 

[StephenT]

Good job.

 

[Fr. Mark]

I tried to use some old 35mm film recently. Yours came out better in 110 than mine did in 35mm.

 

[wblynch]

The colors look nice, especially the red bus

 

[captain ZZM]

The colors look nice, especially the red bus

Thanks. Next month l plan try to enlargeing color photo by 110 and APS.