From: Editor - P.O.V. Image Service (editor@p-o-v-image.com)
Date: 06/20/00-09:08:54 PM Z
Go with Norm's advice on times (plus maybe +50 and +100% developing time
for the aging and hope you get something) and do a "short" clip test
split between the two times..... Then develop accordingly based on what
the negs look like...
It's not going to be exact anyway, between the aging and not knowing
what speed the film was shot at...
Better to chance losing a frame or three than a whole roll...
Finally, the doubled development time should let you know if there is
ANYTHING on the roll.. No guarantees tho..
Keith
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