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I found on flea market 5 cans of ultraexpired 3M ColorSlide, all sealed but two of them were damaged (corroded cans) so I spend a whole afternoon to divide them into 24exp rolls to give a try and shoot something. First roll was exposed at 100ISO and developed at lab with E6 chemistry and the result was...disappointing. The pic attached was the best frame, camera hasn't any issue so its sure the film is almost cooked. I wanna give a try and develop a second roll in b&w but I'm not sure how to proceed. Should I try expose the film at 50iso? I never cross processed an E6 with b&w, can you help me understand what should I do and avoid?
Thanks everyone I will try do different experiments, taking note about every kind of setting and proceed with a cros process. My lab dont allow me to cross process with color but they do with b&w.
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