Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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I found Kodak Gold film that expired in 1990 at the Goodwill. What happens when you shoot expired film?

I picked up an unopened Kodak point-and-shoot camera at a local thrift store that came with a roll of film that expired in 1990. We opened up the package, loaded the film and went for a photo walk in downtown Toledo. We then developed that roll of film in my kitchen and were surprised by the results.

You can view as well as purchase the prints here: bit.ly/3f3hzNd

How to develop color film at home: COMING SOON!

If you're curious about what my old photography portfolio looks like then check out my abandoned Flickr page: bit.ly/3hX6LSA

Also, check out Destin from Smarter Every Day and his video about how film works. It's magic! youtu.be/TCxoZlFqzwA

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