WHAT CONDITION THE CONDITION IS IN: AS IS. **quick note - we just shot a roll of this and processed it and the images are surprisingly good. It feels like expired film, for sure, but it has a nice feel to it. We would suggest over-exposing by at least a half-stop, but there is good density and the fog isn't terrible. We processed it normally in C-41.

Kodak Vericolor VPL film in 120 size. Expired 1996. Price is for a single unopened roll of film. 

Vericolor was, for years, Kodak's go-to film for low contrast situations and long shutter speeds. This film is known as 'Vericolor II' and the 'L' in 'VPL' was for 'long shutter speed'. 

This film runs at a brisk ISO 100 and was best before 1996. An expiration date its been cheerfully ignoring for decades now, much like everyone else who peaked sometime in the last century and simply refused to hear about it.

This film is best before more than 30 years ago. It is expired and offered AS-IS. We have not film tested it and although we are sure it was well stored, no guarantees are made as to quality. We recommend you do some testing before committing any important images to it.

This film is processed in C-41 chemistry and provides a negative image. Processing not included.