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SVEMA 64 Film Uncovering Soviet Secrets & Developing 40 Year Old Film

Can a roll of Svema 64 black and white film from the early 1990s still develop? In this episode of Will It Develop, we test a Soviet-era expired film stock made in Ukraine’s legendary Shostka factory—once the core of USSR’s film production. Known for its high silver content, low ISO, and use in surveillance, Svema 64 offers more than just nostalgic tones—it asks us to rethink what photography is really about. This film may be unpredictable, fogged, or flawed. But the experiment—the chemistry, the slowness, the surrender—is what makes analog photography meaningful. 🎞️ In this video: • What is Svema 64 film and why was it used? • How does expired Soviet film compare to modern stocks • Can 30+ year-old film still be developed? • Why the process matters more than the product in analog photography. Whether you're a 35mm film shooter, a darkroom nerd, or just curious about forgotten emulsions, this one’s for you. 🎬 Developed & scanned by TCC Film 📍 Los Angeles | Expired Film Testing | Analog Philosophy #Svema64 #WillItDevelop #ExpiredFilm #BlackAndWhiteFilm #FilmPhotography #35mmFilm #SovietFilm #TCCFilm #ShootFilmStayBroke #DarkroomDiaries