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Old 10th November 2015, 10:18 AM
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I agree with the others, shoot one roll and get it developed locally if at all possible.
If it looks decent ask them to print one or two prints then decide if it's worth the extra expense to print them all or even worth your effort to shoot another roll.
At least with B&W film, it generally gets slower with age.
So if I thought it was 20 years old I would probably shoot it around ISO 100 to compensate.

If it was just 35mm I would just advise you to throw it out. Since I find it gets too grainy when it's that old.
However that shouldn't be as big of an issue with med format unless your doing big prints.
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