My Film

It just slows down the aging. I've got a few rolls that are over 40 years old. I just stick them in Tupperware containers ... it's no problem really.

I think there's a place in Canada that processes old film formats. I forget the name, but found them on Google pretty easily the first time I looked. When they get enough rolls of a certain film type to do a batch, they let everybody know and develop it. You have to get on a waiting list so they know when they have enough of one kind of film to do a batch. I found a couple rolls of 620 film in a couple old cameras I bought that I need to send to them.

There's a place in Colorado that will, but they want something like $40 a roll to do it. I'm going to try a couple of rolls and see how it goes here.

www.rockymountainfilm.com

620 film is pretty much the same as 120 film. I'd think you'd be able to do it at home? I've done 120 film at home a number of times. You just have to adjust a Patterson reel for it.

I just looked it up because I'm getting that old film of mine develope, dag nab it! They're called Film Rescue International and it looks like they're located in Canada. Here is their website: Film Rescue International. It says they do virtually all types of films ever made, so I dunno? Just an idea for your Kodachrome.