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How Many Calories Do I Need Per Day
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I need a film expert!!!!
Calling all film experts! I NEED YOUR HELP! Is there any way to recover images from this kind of film?
I really do not have a clue to what kind of film this is or the decade it was made. I am hoping it is film from a WWII plane. This was found on a beach that once was the end of a Japanese, then American runway in WWII. Countless planes were destroyed and parts of these planes are everywhere. The metal around the film is aluminum - the same kind I find on the plane parts out here. The corrosion of the aluminum around the film looks just like the corrosion I see on plane parts too!
It took a picture of me holding it to give you a feel for its size. If this is from WWII, which I highly suspect, it has been stuck and buried in sand for over 65 years. We have had some major erosion occurring here the past few years and a number of WWII artifacts have been showing up.
I looked over this roll of film but couldn't make out any single letter or number. So I have no idea if it is Japanese or American. Anyone know anything about this kind of stuff? If it is from a plane, oh what a joy it would be to learn there are recoverable images from this thing. If it is not from a plane but from someone's home collection, oh what a joy it would be to discover there is lost WWII battle footage that can be recovered. Or, perhaps it is footage of Japanese life before the American invasion or, footage of American life after the invasion.
What ever it is, I WANT TO KNOW!!!!! ;-)
I need a film expert!!!
Calling all film experts! I NEED YOUR HELP! Is there any way to recover images from this kind of film?
I really do not have a clue to what kind of film this is or the decade it was made. I am hoping it is film from a WWII plane. This was found on a beach that once was the end of a Japanese, then American runway in WWII. Countless planes were destroyed and parts of these planes are everywhere. The metal around the film is aluminum - the same kind I find on the plane parts out here. The corrosion of the aluminum around the film looks just like the corrosion I see on plane parts too!
It took a picture of me holding it to give you a feel for its size. If this is from WWII, which I highly suspect, it has been stuck and buried in sand for over 65 years. We have had some major erosion occurring here the past few years and a number of WWII artifacts have been showing up.
I looked over this roll of film but couldn't make out any single letter or number. So I have no idea if it is Japanese or American. Anyone know anything about this kind of stuff? If it is from a plane, oh what a joy it would be to learn there are recoverable images from this thing. If it is not from a plane but from someone's home collection, oh what a joy it would be to discover there is lost WWII battle footage that can be recovered. Or, perhaps it is footage of Japanese life before the American invasion or, footage of American life after the invasion.
What ever it is, I WANT TO KNOW!!!!! ;-)
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