Overheating of cartridges

[S 8 Booster]

Hi, from my own experience I thik that the most important factor is to get the films developed asap after exposure.

I have some bad results on a S8 that was exposed and mistakingly stored in a area that was well over normal room temperature for 2-3 years and then developed.

That came outbad. Red/magenta toning all the way, most of it were at the side that were closest to the heat source.



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Vidar

[Scottness]

Thanks Vidar - good advice

Scot




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[Scottness]

Just did a bit of filming and found that we had some cartridges that were left in the sun for probably about 45 mins -- it was 32C (about 90 faranheit)- some were exposed and some weren't -- what can I expect when they were developed -- they were all in their boxes which may have shielded them a bit --- there was also an SLR still camera with about 15 shots exposed in it - and it was too hot to pick up -- any hope for that film?? .. the kind of msitake you only make once --- anyway in a rush - any advice on what to expect would be good

thanks

Scot M

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