max_harvey

Thanks for the assistance guys. I friend recommended another lab, and taking it to them they were pretty sure from looking at the casing that it was a b&w film that they recognized. They are sending it away to their Christchurch lab, as our local labs no longer develop b&w, and if the film was ever exposed and if anything survived I should know about this time next week.

Once again thanks for the assistance.

Hi all,

I've been scanning a box of old negatives from an old box I have been handed.

Most of the photos are negatives are from the 70's. Some are black and White,

some are Colour.

Problem is that in the box I found an old roll of film still in it's canaster.

I can't tell if it has been exposed or not, but on the chance that it has photos

on it I want to get the best chance of developing it.

I took it to the local shop, but they wouldn't run it through their machine as

they can't tell if it is colour or B&W.

Most of the label is ripped of. The parts I can read are...

"ASA 125 DIN 22" "36 EXP VUES AUFN" "Made in England ILFORD".

There is also the bottom of a letter in blue which coulkd be the bottom of a '+'

sign or the bottom of the number '4'.

The rest of the label is ripped and I can't read any of it :(

Is there enough information from any of that to determine what it is?

Looking through the box of negatives I have been scanning, the only film with

ILFORD written on the negative is a few strip of B&W negatives "ILFORD HP4"

I am guessing that because it is ILFORD and that the only other ILFORD in the

box were B&W that it probably is, but I want to give the film the best chance

possible of making it to a picture :)

Any advise welcomed.

Max

Dunedin

New Zealand