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I've used film that was 16 years old and not kept in a fridge at any point (a whole brick) and it was just fine, a little less DMax - but of course that was black and white.
With color, I think it should be as good as new if it was in the freezer and I'd even get color films that old if in a fridge. You could get some color shifts, but if you plan of scanning it, it should clean up to whatever you want.
I used to really like Fuji Pro H.
MY only problem with color nowadays are the high prices to develop and that places like Walmart were pretty poor, and I thought that they got rid of their wet print machines and now ship out. I don't do my own color, only a few much more well set up folks do.
That price is a giveaway price. Adorama sells a five pack for 36 bucks in 120. Then you have to pay for shipping. Then it sits in the hot sun somewhere on a UPS dock and turns funny colors.
I say don't buy - but tell me where you saw this deal.
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