A stranger at the camera shop gave me the best tip for expired film
I was buying some old Tri-X at a shop in Denver and mentioned I was nervous to shoot it. The clerk told me, 'Just overexpose by one stop for every decade past the date, you'll be fine.' I tried it on a roll from 2005, and the shots came out perfect. What's the best piece of simple advice you've gotten for tricky film?
Wait, that rule? The one where you have to log everything within 24 hours? I got flagged twice before I figured out that part. You actually got away with it?