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Roll of Kodacolor-X found at an antique store. Stand developed in Rodinal.

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Found 35mm roll of an unknown bike race in the late 60's Washington DC area..enjoy

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Just found film of my momma as a girl 🥲💕🙏 

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Hôtel du Plessis-Bellière, Place de la Concorde. Soon after the liberation of Paris. Found at the bottom of a bin in a flea market.

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Kodachrome slide from the summer of 1957. This the Vista House at Crown Point in Oregon, overlooking the Columbia River Gorge.

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Agfachrome slide I found at a thrift store. It is dated June of 1970. Location seems to be Gemünden in Germany.

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Kodachrome slides from 1961. Location is St. Louis.

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Found at an antique store. This photo is dated August of 1965. Location not known.

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Kodachrome slide from the winter of 1953. Location is Charlo, MT. It has a note that says, “Ed Turnbull opening the road to his place”

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Kodachrome slide I found at a thrift store. Location is Glacier National Park, MT. According to the name of the boat “Chief Two Guns,” this was taken some time after 1960.

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At the wishing well, estimated late 1940s.

Cat Pictures from an old Kodak Brownie 127 camera and Verichrome Pan film (date unknow)

My dad and I found a box of Kodachrome Mounted Color Transparencies and were curious what the best way to view these as I'm new to this film type. Is it just a carousel projector or something else? Are there different sizes and what not?

<div class="md"><p>My dad and I found a box of Kodachrome Mounted Color Transparencies and were curious what the best way to view these as I&#39;m new to this film type. Is it just a carousel projector or something else? Are there different sizes and what not?</p>
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Best way to view?

Happy Halloween! 👻🎃

Out Cold (2001), 35mm film trailer, flat hard matte 16:9 ratio

Out cold ( 2001 ) 

Two more from the album; Some nice interior from the 2000's

Street Art in Black & White?  [Film Photography]

Pictures from another time (Early 1970s, England)

Hi All,

My wifes late grandfather had an old vintage SLR and to my surprise there was still film in the camera.  I advance the film and rewound it but would like to find someone to give it a shot at developing it for me.  I know that the Kodachrome color process is a no go but have heard that it could be developed in B&W.  Anyone willing to give it a shot?

<div class="md"><p>Hi All,</p>

<p>My wifes late grandfather had an old vintage SLR and to my surprise there was still film in the camera.  I advance the film and rewound it but would like to find someone to give it a shot at developing it for me.  I know that the Kodachrome color process is a no go but have heard that it could be developed in B&amp;W.  Anyone willing to give it a shot?</p>
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Old roll of Kodachrome II KR 135-20 to develop

Girl on a bridge— found and scanned B&W negative.

A polaroid from the early 2000's i found at the recycling center 

Hey just wondering if I can get Tri-x pan from 1962 developed anywhere or can I use regular b&w chemistry to develop it? It does say tx 135-36 on the side of the box if that helps (I have no idea what it means) Thanks for any help!

<div class="md"><p>Hey just wondering if I can get Tri-x pan from 1962 developed anywhere or can I use regular b&amp;w chemistry to develop it? It does say tx 135-36 on the side of the box if that helps (I have no idea what it means) Thanks for any help!</p>
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Can I get 1960s Kodak Tri-x pan film developed anywhere?

[Found Film] Found these Minox 8x11 negatives in a garage sale

UPDATE: A relative recognised the lost photos - posting them back to their family tomorrow!


It gave me goosebumps to see the baby grow up through the photos.

One photo is annotated as Sheffield, which is very close to where I found them. Many are dated in French, and one is labeled from a place called Bouillon in Belgium. I wonder if they could be a family from Belgium that moved here to Yorkshire?

It would be amazing if the family or anyone who might have known them could be found! A later photo of a wedding is marked "6 février 1965," which may help track them down.

Also, the last one looks like it could be from the 70s? Could be the baby from the wedding pictured

<div class="md"><p>It gave me goosebumps to see the baby grow up through the photos.</p>

<p>One photo is annotated as Sheffield, which is very close to where I found them. Many are dated in French, and one is labeled from a place called Bouillon in Belgium. I wonder if they could be a family from Belgium that moved here to Yorkshire?</p>

<p>It would be amazing if the family or anyone who might have known them could be found! A later photo of a wedding is marked &quot;6 février 1965,&quot; which may help track them down.</p>

<p>Also, the last one looks like it could be from the 70s? Could be the baby from the wedding pictured</p>
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I just fished these out of a bin—photos ranging from the 1940/50s that span several decades, following the life of this family.

Never saw this before today. My sister, Janel, tallest girl here, was going through some old letters from grandma Dorothy and found it. Pictured are, from left, Carter, Barbara, Janel, Betsy. 1968 possibly 1969. 

<div class="md"><p>Never saw this before today. My sister, Janel, tallest girl here, was going through some old letters from grandma Dorothy and found it. Pictured are, from left, Carter, Barbara, Janel, Betsy. 1968 possibly 1969. </p>
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1968 Kansas Farm photo found in letter 2024

I started this as I was unable to find a subreddit specifically for this.
If you have developed a roll of film that has sat in a shoebox, in the basement, a sock drawer, etc. and wish to share it with the world, here is the place.

Show off your images, talk about techniques, ask for advice. If it is related to old film, here's the place.

Found some film but don't know what to do with it? Ask around and see if there is someone willing to develop it for you!

The film could be from last year, or the 1900's. Doesn't matter, as long as it had been forgotten, then found.

<div class="md"><p>I started this as I was unable to find a subreddit specifically for this.
If you have developed a roll of film that has sat in a shoebox, in the basement, a sock drawer, etc. and wish to share it with the world, here is the place.</p>

<p>Show off your images, talk about techniques, ask for advice. If it is related to old film, here&#39;s the place.</p>

<p>Found some film but don&#39;t know what to do with it? Ask around and see if there is someone willing to develop it for you!</p>

<p>The film could be from last year, or the 1900&#39;s. Doesn&#39;t matter, as long as it had been forgotten, then found.</p>
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<div class="md"><p>Pictures from times gone by, left on the film, then brought to light years (sometimes decades) later.</p>
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