Expired Film in Mexico | Leica MP + Minilux

What happens when you take only film cameras to Mexico… and load half of them with expired film? In this journey-style video, I share my experience shooting Walgreens Film, Fujifilm 200, Fujifilm 400 (oops, double exposure disaster), a rare roll of Kodak Gold 400, Kodak Ektachrome E100, and Kodak TMAX 3200 (shot at 800 ISO).

I’ll walk you through each stock’s history, how it performed in the heat and humidity of Cancún, and share the real, unedited scans — the good, the bad, and the muddy. Some rolls completely surprised me, others were total failures, but all of them taught me something about the risks (and fun) of expired film.

Huge thanks to ‪@TheDarkroomLab‬ in San Clemente, CA for developing and scanning all of these rolls — they are the best

Links for trying some of the non-expired film featured in this video:
Tmax 3200 https://bhpho.to/3EvXkr7
E100: https://bhpho.to/4c6H4ZZ
Leica MP: https://bhpho.to/3ZLWaP9

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Whether you’re curious about expired 35mm film, love Kodak and Fujifilm stocks, or just want to see how my Leica MP and Leica Minilux handled Mexico, this one’s for you.

📍 Chapters

0:00 – Teaser Intro
0:17 – Introduction
1:23 – Journey to Cancún, Mexico
2:11 – Walgreens Film (nostalgia win)
3:19 – Fujifilm Superia 200
3:40 – Fujifilm 400 (Double Exposure Disaster)
5:47 – Kodak E100 (Ektachrome)
7:52 – Kodak Gold 400 (Tragedy on a Spool)
9:37 – Kodak TMAX 3200 shot at 800 ISO
10:58 – Lessons Learned / Takeaways
11:36 – Conclusion & Wrap Up

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