Redeveloping Film

Rlibersky

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Well here is a question I never thought of asking before. I recently found a roll of Aerographic film. 5.5"x20'. Examining it in the dark I found that it has been exposed already. There is no backing paper on this film. Data says there is 3.5' at the beginning and the end of the roll. What I don't know if it has been developed or not. The Data sheet for this type of film says to store it on the reel. I probably will cut a section off and see if it has been processed.

But would there be the problem with redeveloping it?
 

koraks

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What do you mean by 'redeveloping'? If you mean developing it regardless if it was developed already - no, it won't hurt. But as you can easily determine if it's been developed by clipping a small bit from it, there's not really a point in doing so.
 
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Rlibersky

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Yeah I know, just a question that pop into my head. Sometimes it just needs an answer.
 
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