are there any problems with storeing exposed tri-x at -5C

I am storeing some exposed film in an extremely cold but dry enviornment for the next few months. Does anyone know if these can lead to problems? The temp is regularly below 0.

The film should come through okay. The storage temperature is

only about 25 F, a temperature at which a lot of photography is

done. Of course, the film must be brought to room temperature,

or at least 60 F or a little more, before you process it.

Shane;

 

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I have heard of films being found in high mountain areas 25 or more

years after exposure and the images were good.

 

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A few days/weeks at low temps should have little effect. Perhaps

slide film may show some shifts but neg films are unlikely- colour or

B&W. The warnings are mainly for people who shoot 10 images a year

and keep film in cameras from Christmas to the summer vacation.

 

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Cheers

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