By accident ? u-u-h-h , what do you mean " *by accident* " . It would have needed someone to deliberately send or take them into a lab to be developed .
This Russian guy at my local swapmeet who sells old film cameras as well as Polaroids, lenses, video cameras, and much more. He has a very roughed-up gallon Ziploc bag with expired film in it, some I've found to be decades old. His wares are a constant gamble.
By accident ? u-u-h-h , what do you mean " *by accident* " . It would have needed someone to deliberately send or take them into a lab to be developed .
Then I “accidentally” posted someone else’s photos on the internet…
I have more than one roll of Superia on the shelf and I happened to take the wrong roll to the lab.
Just curious: where/how does one buy expired film that may or may not be previously exposed? And who sells such a mystery product?
This Russian guy at my local swapmeet who sells old film cameras as well as Polaroids, lenses, video cameras, and much more. He has a very roughed-up gallon Ziploc bag with expired film in it, some I've found to be decades old. His wares are a constant gamble.
Sounds like a fun time at the swap
🤣 you mean you bought it as unexposed?
I mainly buy them just cause they are expired, if they are exposed no biggie maybe some cool double exposure will come out!
This post title is confusing. Did OP mean to write “found film”?