EliteChrome 200 - Any Tips?

[drewdlephone]

I just picked up a roll of Kodak Elite Chrome 200 from work, because it was only a buck and it's been expired since last February. So, my first question is how bad is that, exactly? What will a year of expiry do to slide film? It's been kept at room temperature on a shelf; only reason why it's still here is we didn't notice it was expired (and, as you might have guessed, we don't sell a lot of slide film anymore).

Also, is there anything I should compensate for when taking slide film, either just because it's slide film, or because it's old?

Thanks for the input.

[Stevopedia]

Can't say I've shot expired slide film, but you can expect a color cast in the result, depending on whether it was refrigerated or not. I've heard some on APUG mention a decrease in speed in older films, but I have no idea honestly how that would affect something like this.

All I know is that (fresh) Elite Chrome 200 pushes reasonably well to 400

[ully]

Expose for the highlights.