Verichrome Pan is a regular b&w film and as such still processable. You may have
to search ebay for a tank for that size as hardly anyone uses 127 anymore (the
adjustable plastic reel type will work). If you have a friend with a darkroom
who knows what he is doing it can be process in trays. You just hold the ends of
the film and pull the hanging loop of film back and forth in the chemicals (at
one time most roll film was developed that way (<1940). You have a 50-50 change
of getting printable images if you overdevelope it a bit (n+1 to n+2). If said
friend is real knowledgable he will clip off a short piece of the film and trial
process it, so he has some idea just how much to "push" the film for best results.
graywolf
http://www.graywolfphoto.com
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Jim and Lynn wrote:
When I said old I really meant OLD! I can't get it process with the new
equipment. I have tried.
It's Verichrome Pan 127 Film
Thanks for all the help.
Jim
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