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Tag: FP4

How old is this film and can I use it?

How old is this film and can I use it?

by Kantryanalogue, darkroom, Darkshed diary, film, reviewPosted on 27/02/202624/02/2026No Comments

In December last year I came across the eBay listing for large format 4×5 Ilford FP4 film. Well, if you are large format photographer you know that prices for the film are high and still climbing. It was unopened box of 50 sheets. Very tempting. Only problem was that there was no expiry date anywhere …

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Light is fleeting. Film is finite. The landscape remains.

Michal Tekel Analogue landscape photographer Nottingham • Peak District • UK

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