For sale: Kodak Panatomic-X 32, 36 exposures (expired 1980/1). This film is a low-sensitivity, fine-grain black and white film manufactured between 1937 and 1987. Naturally, production has ended, so it is expired, but the interesting thing about this film is that its sensitivity shows almost no degradation even after 50 years from manufacture. In other words, you can shoot it at ISO 32 as is. 【Important】 This is a re-rolled film from a 100ft bulk roll into a cartridge, so 【self-developing is required】. Please be aware of this. Due to the use of a film loader, the beginning and end of the film have been exposed, but you should be able to get 36-38 exposures, taking that into account. See examples in photos 2-5. 【Development Times】 All at 20°C water temperature: HC-110 A dilution: 2 minutes 45 seconds HC-110 B dilution: 4 minutes 30 seconds HC-110 H dilution: 9 minutes D-76 Stock: 7 minutes D-76 1:1: 9 minutes X-tol 1:1: 7 minutes 30 seconds Rodinal 1:25: 6 minutes Rodinal 1:50: 9 minutes (Please research other recipes yourself) The example photos were developed with HC-110 B dilution. This is a rare film that is hardly seen on the market. Would you like it? Please note that this is an old item, so no claims and no returns are accepted.