Film in your fridge

[noruazumi]

Post photos of your film's stock.
Here, this is mine.
Not much type I can buy here in Penang.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3236/2733803638_0208f6dab7_o.jpg

There's also a group in flickr (http://www.flickr.com/groups/filminmyfridge/) that do similar thing.

[noordin]

Dang!! I only keep mine in the dry box! :D :D :D

[matikatak]

Post photos of your film's stock.
Here, this is mine.
Not much type I can buy here in Penang.



wah, very colorful eggs...

here is mine
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[noruazumi]

Webster sir,
I was supposed to buy a tray of eggs but I ter-beli films instead.
Anyway, you have very yummy 'oranges' in your fridge.


Oh ya, do we need to store the film in a plastic container when we put it in the fridge?

[capix]

i don't understand..why put ur film in ur fridge:?

[matikatak]

Oh ya, do we need to store the film in a plastic container when we put it in the fridge?

actually i put the filems in container becase those 120mm loose filems are a bit hard to stack up. if fridge got shake a little bit only, all wil come down liao.

one more thing, for the exposed rolls, i try to keep in ziploc in room temp and then into the fridge.
for the unexposed ones, i only open after thawingfor a few hours so avoid moisture buildup.

[noordin]

i don't understand..why put ur film in ur fridge:?


Actually they taste better chilled! :D


Every film has a specific shelf life. However low temperature maintains the properties of the chemical layers much longer, thus extending their shelf life.

[noruazumi]

i don't understand..why put ur film in ur fridge:?
If you google "Why keep films in fridge" you will get these results.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=why+keep+films+in+fridge

To save your time, this is a link that you can refer to.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/ishootfilm/discuss/72157594258332975/?search=refrigerator

actually i put the filems in container becase those 120mm loose filems are a bit hard to stack up. if fridge got shake a little bit only, all wil come down liao.

one more thing, for the exposed rolls, i try to keep in ziploc in room temp and then into the fridge.
for the unexposed ones, i only open after thawingfor a few hours so avoid moisture buildup.
Oh yes, the 120 is different packaging.
But I see some boxed one you put in the Tupperware.
Is it important to do that?

[capix]

haha..thanx...now i see...

[matikatak]

If you google "Why keep films in fridge" you will get these results.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=why+keep+films+in+fridge

To save your time, this is a link that you can refer to.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/ishootfilm/discuss/72157594258332975/?search=refrigerator


Oh yes, the 120 is different packaging.
But I see some boxed one you put in the Tupperware.
Is it important to do that?


the ones in plastic bags are exposed. the ones in box+container are unexposed.
the unexposed ones hard to stack mah. so mah put in container lo. easier to take out also

[matikatak]

no more filem in fridge photos meh?

[noruazumi]

no more filem in fridge photos meh?
The rest a bit shy-shy cat I think. :D

[small_fish]

wah, very colorful eggs...

here is mine
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lot of medium format :rolleyes::rolleyes:
i am hungry for tat~!!
mind to tell me wat cam u load in those sweet??

[matikatak]

i load them into a mamiya 7II

[bimmer]

The rest a bit shy-shy cat I think. :D

Ok la. Since you insist....
Here ya' go...

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[JackJack]

ok ok, no shy to show just a little bit film i got here :P

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[moonrat]

BTW, how long can unexposed velvia slides be kept in fridge pass the expiry date and should be in freezer?? Thanks.