This outdated film's colors remain good, but it has lost contrast and sensitivity, so it makes the best images in full sun. To snap this image into life, I used paint.net, a free image-editing program to increase contrast, but nothing more was required. I did not need to adjust or modify colors.

The image of the sign, above, has no detail in the brightly-lit white area. This is glare from the brilliant sunshine that day. The benefit of the bright sunshine is that I could capture good shadow detail on this long-outdated film, despite its loss of speed and contrast.

Photographed with a Minolta 110 Zoom Mark II SLR camera. It is one of several high-quality cameras with excellent optics and auto-exposure that use 110 film.

110 film enlarges well up to snapshot size, but grain becomes obvious at 5x7 inches and above.