Wellington, April 2016: This large (by NZ standards) former tertiary institute expired at around the same time this Kodak Ektar 64T film did. And just like this 35mm expired film, it is apparently getting another lease of life. There are new owners and supposedly new occupants- but the only life we saw were some homies running their dogs (who tried to have a go at us); an alleged owner who asked asked what we were taking photos of (selfies of course) & told us to leave; and an elderly security guard who said- just leave.
Kodak Ektar 64T Transparency film (exp 1998), cross-processed in C41; scanned- no edits; shot on a late 80’s Nikon F801 with Nikkor 20mm 2.8 and Nikkor 50mm 1.4.
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Nice Fergus. Really like the look of that cross-processed film.
Thanks mate- if you ever spot some 64T grab it. It cross processes more naturally than most E6 film- probably because it was designed for tungsten light.