mojjax
Silver Member
i finally mailed this film to the Darkroom . I found it in a 1940's camera I bought a rummage sale a few years ago . The camera was a German made Zeiss Ikon , I'm hoping it has some cool pics on it .
About 20 years ago I bought an old Brownie box camera at a yard sale and it had a used roll of film in it . I got it developed - a bunch of pictures of a fat lady posing in a bathing suit - the guy in the film store was laughing his head off when he showed them to me .
I remember the story from years ago about the guy who bought a bunch of negatives at a garage sale. They turned out to be Ansel Adams work, worth 200 million. So you just never know...
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/garage-sale-finds/525001-10-garage-sale-items-sold-millions.htmlYes but weren't those glass plates?
Yes but weren't those glass plates?
The DARKROOM emailed me today about the Film . I had to pay another $8.00 - no problem - paypal . - i guess I filled out the form wrong .
Dear Scott,
Thank you for your recent order with The Darkroom!
Unfortunately, you did not select a developing package on your order form. Please note that developing is required per roll and is how we obtain negatives which are used to create prints, etc.
Also, upon testing your roll we discovered it is actually color film not black and white. We adjusted the difference from black and white prints to color prints and applied to the difference. Please note that this is an updated order and your original check payment is reflected under discount.
Please take a moment to review the attached invoice and remit payment as soon as possible. Once we receive your remaining balance due, we will continue processing your order.
Thank you for choosing The Darkroom and have a wonderful day!