What is the expiration date on this film?
1950834
I'm not sure of the expiration date on the film. It was a gift to my niece. So I wasn't able to see if it had a expiration date on it. I'm sorry.
1080954
It has a production date and an expiration date. My expiration dates are in 2019.
1260865
Patricia,I'm sorry, but these cameras go to our transporation department for our trucks and I do not know how long they last. We use them pretty quickly so an expiration date has not really been an issue for us.
53819
I just took a roll out of the freezer and it has an expiration date of 06/2016. I bought it May, so I would say at least two years, probably longer. If you freeze it, it should last forever. You are doubtless aware that Tri-X is still made by Kodak. It's so inexpensive that there is no point in buying expired film. Just get it new. Cheers.
1725740
There's only a date of manufacture on the box. No sign of an expiration date. My experience is that good prints can be made over a year after the package is opened. True shelf life may depend on storage conditions. Probably should ask Canon.
1811872
The expiration date on the film changes in regards to Amazon's stock. With that said, I have always received film that is at least a year away from expiration. The last few Propacks that I have picked up from Amazon have all been dated 12/2015.
316456
The expiration of the film will be based on the batch you get, and is listed on the cardboard box it comes in (not on the actual film canister). My batch arrived with an expiration in 2015, and it was definitely not expired before this.
1434777
You will find the expiration date of your purchase on the label: Lot Number and Expiration date
957368
honestly I have no idea...I just got rid of the half used canister a couple of days ago....It wasn't expired though
438656
All Lomography film is past the expiration date but does not give you a specific date.
845903
The film doesn't use expiration dates. Instead, it uses date of production. In this case, it was 12/11, which is 10 months before the photos were taken. I'm using the same Polaroid camera in the same house, same lighting for these pictures and the difference is dramatic. It looks like there is a thick fog in the room, whereas the old photos from a few years earlier with the original Polaroid film look crisp and vivid in a side-by-side comparison.I also store my film in the refrigerator, as it says to keep it cool until use.
1322042
Depends. I've bought this stuff a bunch of times, and generally the expiration date is at least a year out. You can never be sure exactly what it will be, but I've never received expired or near-to-expired film.
1478937
The expiration date is on the box, and is usually pretty far out. A box of these tears will only last me a month, so there is no danger for me of them being past the expiration date.
1334234
Good afternoon! I want to know what expiration date have those films .. Thank you !!
1862295
Thank you so very much, although I already knew about refrigeration at 55 degrees, and thawing it out for 1-1/2 hrs before opening the package. My question was addressed to the seller to try to find out what expiration date was on the boxes he is selling. Again, many thanks for your response anyway.By the way, the shelf life under refrigeration from the point of manufacture (i.e. "professional" grade film) is 4 to 5 years, assuming you didn't receive the film already expired. The composition of the film doesn't actually break down, either. The film speed of the film starts to decrease. For example, expired ISO 160 film could still be shot at ISO 100 with satisfactory results.Michael Babineaux, New Iberia, LA Thank you so very much, although I already knew about refrigeration at 55 degrees, and thawing it out for 1-1/2 hrs before opening the package. My question was addressed to the seller to try to find out what expiration date was on the boxes he is selling. Again, many thanks for your response anyway.By the way, the shelf life under refrigeration from the point of manufacture (i.e. "professional" grade film) is 4 to 5 years, assuming you didn't receive the film already expired. The composition of the film doesn't actually break down, either. The film speed of the film... » Read More Thank you so very much, although I already knew about refrigeration at 55 degrees, and thawing it out for 1-1/2 hrs before opening the package. My question was addressed to the seller to try to find out what expiration date was on the boxes he is selling. Again, many thanks for your response anyway.By the way, the shelf life under refrigeration from the point of manufacture (i.e. "professional" grade film) is 4 to 5 years, assuming you didn't receive the film already expired. The composition of the film doesn't actually break down, either. The film speed of the film starts to decrease. For example, expired ISO 160 film could still be shot at ISO 100 with satisfactory results.Michael Babineaux, New Iberia, LA « Show Less
532794
I freeze mine and it can last pretty much forever if kept frozen. I also keep some in the refrigerator for when I need a roll quickly. B&W; films tend to last longer than color films anyway so it should last a while if it's new stock.
219056
If the film is kept in a cool place like a 'fridge, it should, like most films, last a while. NEVER put instant film in the freezer (35mm is okay, though). I buy film when it's cheap and then store it. And with the wild swings of this film, that's something I definitely do!