What to do with expired 70mm color film

Hunter_Compton said:

Perforated or unperforated?

If perforated it could be used in a Hasselblad 70mm back, if unperforated it could be rolled onto 116 or 616 backing paper and used in cameras in those formats.

If unperforated, and you don't plan on using it, I may be interested.

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TheGreatGasMaskMan said:

I'm not sure if it perforated or not. there's no indication on the tin or box.

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MattKing said:

The catalogue number or product number will reveal that - to those in the know.

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TheGreatGasMaskMan said:

I don't know if this is the right spot to post this but...

I couple months ago, my camera store sold me a 100ft roll of 6/02 expired 70mm portra 160nc for $5. My question is, what can I feasibly do with it? I don't know anything about this film, or if getting a camera is an option. Maybe I could resell it instead...?

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TheGreatGasMaskMan said:

I'll write out what's on the front of the box:

70mm x 100 ft/ 30.5 m
sp474s
process before 06/2002
2755 1322 0131
estar base
cat 835 1421

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MattKing said:

Any chance that should be sp473s? That would make it un-perforated.

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Mr Bill said:

The spec SP474 means that the film is unperforated, and is in a #10 spool (this is a flanged spool, square hole on one side, round on the other).

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