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20+ years is a stretch, but you might still get something if you develop it.
Especially if it's black and white film, and if it wasn't too hot in the loft all those years.What kind of camera is it in?
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I've done the same thing before and got the film developed , turns out the door had been opened and wiped most of the pictures but still got 2 very grainy images from the beginning of the roll. Was also about 15/20 years old. I then shot an unused disposable that was about 10/15 years old from the same batch of cameras and got some good photos still with a bit of wacky colour shift, so worth it in my opinion!
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I found an old film camera in the loft at the weekend that still has a half used film in it. I don't suppose there is any chance that the film is any good after 20+ years and could be developed?