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useless generation

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Hey guys i bought an old bottle of Tmax developer off someone at a camera market and it was still sealed however he thought the bottle was quite old. Ive opened it now to have a look and im just wondering what color the liquid would be if the developer has expired? I dont really want to shoot a whole roll and waste it if its expired.

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Probably a dark brown or reddish orange. Slightly yellow is OK. I was given several bottles of 5-year old developers, and they're still good today due to good air seal.
 

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Best way to check it, if it slightly yellow, is to do a clip test, if the short length of film develops O.K., hen you know that the developer is fine and you haven't lost to many priceless negatives,
Richard
 
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