Hi all,
My partner recently came into possession of a number of cameras following her fathers passing, one of which is a Lubitel 166 Universal. When we opened it up, we discovered a roll of (assuming exposed) Kodak EC-120 film. We unfortunately have no idea when this was exposed, as he passed away a number of years ago. Is it likely to be worthwhile trying to develop it? The camera has been left in an attic and various places for years, so it hasn't been stored particularly well. She doesn't have a lot of her fathers effects so I thought it would be nice if I was able to show her some of her dad's photos. I've attached a couple of photos to see if any of you boffins would be able to give a date range on the packaging, and to show how it was stored. I'm in the UK, and would have to post it out for processing - what special treatment should I specify? I have only ever worked with 35 mm to date, but I do now have this camera to have a play with!
Really appreciate any help/insight
My partner recently came into possession of a number of cameras following her fathers passing, one of which is a Lubitel 166 Universal. When we opened it up, we discovered a roll of (assuming exposed) Kodak EC-120 film. We unfortunately have no idea when this was exposed, as he passed away a number of years ago. Is it likely to be worthwhile trying to develop it? The camera has been left in an attic and various places for years, so it hasn't been stored particularly well. She doesn't have a lot of her fathers effects so I thought it would be nice if I was able to show her some of her dad's photos. I've attached a couple of photos to see if any of you boffins would be able to give a date range on the packaging, and to show how it was stored. I'm in the UK, and would have to post it out for processing - what special treatment should I specify? I have only ever worked with 35 mm to date, but I do now have this camera to have a play with!
Really appreciate any help/insight