Expired film sucks... sometimes | Tips on shooting expired film 

I love blue tones, i try to get konica centuria expired at least 20 years, shoot and develop at box speed. You can do a slight increase in post edit contrast to get some really rich blues. Another thing i do is to diy redscale old films that i dont feel like shooting normally and shoot open by two stops and pull in developing.

There would be next to no exspired film if they would lower the cost of film.

I schoot expired and fresh film but it has been refridged all this time. And I schoot it in bright sunlight. I do not know why film photographers do not use flash indoors. Those indoor schotts would have been at least better if you put a flash on the camera. It seems like it is a disease or some kind of phobia to many film photographers.

The two expired rolls I shot came out like poop :x One in a crappy Diana+, that came with some film from the previous owner, they basically came out blank, 15 years expired, And I bought quite a bit of expired 110 film, 40 years expired (it was very cheap, and I thought I'll give it a shot) and that also came out blank... Might try to do some funky stuff with the latter, still have a couple, but yeah, so far not so great