A few years ago I stumbled across a bulk roll of Kodak Panatomic-X at a photography swap meet. Recently I've been going through my old stuff and found the bulk loader still with the Panatomic-X inside. All I ended up doing back when I got the bulk roll was shoot a test roll; after that a general lull in motivation has meant that the bulk roll hasn't been touched until now.
A few days ago I loaded up a roll of 10 or so frames and shot them during my lunch break. Unfortunately I thought the film was ASA 25. So I over exposed by a stop to make it ISO 12. I then developed in ID-11 1+1 for 9 minutes at 20 degrees, which was the base time for D-76 printed on an original brochure for the film.
As it turns out this old film didn't need the over exposure, and my results turned out somewhat overblown and dense.
I'll shoot some more of this soon because I figure that there is point leaving it sitting around unused.
Even with being 30 years expired and over exposed I had to reduce the level of my normal sharpening routine in Lightroom!
Next time I'll probably shoot it as ISO 25 or perhaps even the box speed of 32.
Pentax LX, A50/1.2 Pentax LX, A50/1.2