Hey film shooters, here's a cool piece of photography history!

This is Kodak Advantix APS film in black and white, rated at ISO 400 with 25 exposures.

Just to be clear, APS (Advanced Photo System) is a discontinued format – Kodak stopped making this stuff in the late 2000s, so all APS film you find now is outdated.

But that's not necessarily a bad thing!

This batch has been cold stored, which helps preserve it.

It's ready to shoot, but because it's expired, you might get some interesting color shifts (well, tone shifts since it's B&W), grain, or contrast changes that can actually look really artistic.

That makes it perfect for toy cameras like Holga or Lomography, or if you just want to experiment.

It processes in standard C41 color chemistry at any lab that still does APS (call ahead to check).

You'll get extremely fine grain and great sharpness from this film, ideal for making enlargements.

It comes in the original Kodak plastic canister (not the retail blister pack).

So if you've got an APS camera sitting around, or you're a collector, or you just love the look of vintage film with character, grab a roll or two and see what magic you can create.

It's a fun way to play with an obsolete format and get some unique shots!