A couple of weeks ago, Andrew Morang (https://worldofdecay.blogspot.com) brought me ten rolls of expired film. Five rolls of Fujicolor 400 NPH and five rolls of Kodak Plus-X 125 black and white film. The Plus-X was from 1982. I was 31 when the film was produced.
I shot a roll of the Plus-X Saturday with my Pentax 645N at ISO 64, giving it an extra stop of light. I used the 45mm (28mm equivalent), the 75mm (45mm), and the 150mm (90mm) lenses.
The images were captured at the McCleary Mansion (https://olympiahistory.org/mccleary-mansion/) and the Lord Mansion (https://www.evergreen.edu/lord-mansion-coach-house) in Olympia.
I developed the film in HC-110(B) for 5 minutes @20C. The negatives came out with a very dark base. Whether this was because some fogging had occurred, I do not know.
I scanned the negatives with the Epson V850 using VueScan. I tried to use the Epson software, but it could not differentiate the negatives from the dark background.
Steven Lawrence Pictures 
Fine results despite the struggling scanner reading. Out of date film is a wonderful experiment to think over and experience at times. Cheers Steven.
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