I have film myself older than that that was already in a fully working camera I bought, and completely unexposed so I exposed it. I’m hoping it comes out. I’ll update you guys on how it turns out.

8:13 FT-17 tank that the Germans captured, looks like it was recovered in France where it was taken.

God, do I HATE this kind of production. Cut, Cut, Cut, Cut, Cut, Cut, Cut, Cut, Cut, emphasize little sound, emphasize little sound, emphasize little sound, emphasize little sound, emphasize little sound, emphasize little sound, emphasize little sound, emphasize little sound. Talk about annoying.

Terrific. Thank you

Amazing images 'trapped' for 70 years, and released by you. Amazing pictures!

It's definitely no way to get an answer under the 7 years ago video but I'll try: which developer and modes do you use for such old films? I have a couple of absolutely unknown 35mm 60-70's rolls, I can't send it to you, but I have some developing skills. Couldn't you give me some advices?

Wonderful ! God bless you for what you're doing. My only concern is for the chemicals you're dumping down your drain. City water treatment plants aren't set up to remove them from the water. They're quite toxic as I'm sure you know. 🤔🤔🤔

How are you doing? It's been a while. Hope you are okay, this is important stuff. Millions of photos get tossed when someone passes away, some have to be saved. Thank you.

How do you process film that calls for C-22 process?

Hey i have a question . where do you get these old films ?

this brings me chills thank you for preserving history

Follow-up! Follow-up!

Use film if you want it to last forever.

I can help

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Blue moon camera is my favorite shop in Portland! Highly HIGHLY recommend you check them out if you are in Portland. The shop is amazing and the staff are so polite and professional.

great video but why do you talk like someone is interviewing you 😂

Why did you stop producing content here on YT?

Is there any way I can contribute and volunteer from New Zealand?

Did the Rescued Film Project just stop five years ago?

I love this! I love film photography and I have always had an interest in WW2 history so this video is just amazing to see

My Dad and my Uncle were there on D - Day . And they both made it Home . My Uncle also served in Korea and made it back home from Korea too .

I hope That they still post because these videos awesome!!

Who ever shot these photographes loved closed appatures, all of the images are shot at low shutter speeds and are very sharp. My personal favorite is the first image that he shows with the solders in the foreground and the man in the white in full focus. It draws you in. And the photo with nobody except two solders walking side by side. So impactful.

Marvelous

I love Blue Moon Camera I live near here and been going here for about the last 12 years.

Fell off so hard even farther than the shadow realm

Hlo

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That is a really swell project to see what might be on old films. I know about developing and you are amazing doing this. I loved the ones you show in the video. Keep up the good work, and searching out old film.

Hey, I'd love to know: Are you still running this project? Are you still developing old rolls of film?

The library of congress should get copies.

at 9:18 that could be the Major Wilbur R. Browder (LT-4) and if so she is a museum ship in Kewaunee,WI

I thought the person in the car with Eisenhower might be Winston Churchill. If that was the case, I'm thinking that Ike might have visited Churchill in Great Britian, after Churchill retired from being Prime Minister. It almost feels like Ike might be visiting the Ex-PM from a hospital in London..and a later photo could be a press conference, with Ike reporting on Churchill's health. (Churchill was 15 years older than Eisenhower.)

It's really like time machine and I don't know if we can do the same with digital camera since since SD or micro SD is kinda electrical part that tend to cause corrosion and also easy to break.. I can't imagine if in later generation there is even less time capsule about the current era

》prof.brunotsouza》That’s simply amazing! (congratulations) 👍

Thank you for saving and sharing our history. It's people like you that will ensure our Greatest Generation will live on and not be forgotten. Thank you again !!!

Great Store. From Dev to equipment, always great service and mission.

..today its 2023, ...such a lucky guy......i wish to find such treasure....greets BM

Spot on! Our stories are important, even if they are anonymous. Poignant! Bravo!

Amazing to see those pictures, but also sad to think that most of the people filmed are no longer with us.

This right here is why I pursue film photography. No matter what happens, no matter how many decades pass, those negatives will always be there to show exactly what happened in that instant in time, when someone hit the shutter button. It's a tool to document history.

Awesome

Be advised that a large number of 16 MM 2R gun camera magazines ( aerocolor )have never been developed. Ends of gun camera 50 footers sometimes have GI's who shoved the Kodak magazine in a Bell and Howell and shot some impromptu on the remainder of the reel.

When it comes to expierd film I prefer to take it out from the roll, cut the ends, and try to develop them first.

What happened to this project? The website is down and I can't find the photos anywhere.

This is an amazing amount of film. Which developer process are you using? I have several old rolls that I hope to rescue but am holding off until I determine which chemicals are best to use on expired film from the 50s, 60s. Primarily black and white but some color. I've mailed a few rolls off and they didn't come out...unfortunately. I understand that how they were stored will impact the chances of survival. Thanks and keep up the outstanding work with these rescues.

It would be cool to try and visit some of the locations of those pictures then and now to see what those places look like now

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