Minolta X300 + Agfa Color 100 | Shooting 14 Years Expired Film

In this weeks Film Photography Friday I review my experience of shooting 14 years expired film in the Minolta X300 and 50mm f1.7 lens while I was over in Germany. The Minolta X300 is one of my top picks if you're looking for a great 35mm SLR to ease you into film photography, featuring aperture priority, a meter and a shutter speed wheel that feels familiar to anyone shooting a digital SLR or mirrorless camera. I picked up my Minolta X300 as I was initially looking to buy the lens that was mounted on it but the seller wouldn't split the kit. When I went looking for what to shoot it with I found an old roll of Agfacolor 100 in my grandparents house that had expired in 2004. Watch to see how I metered to make up for the film being expired, to hear my thoughts and to see the results of the combo. If you enjoy the Film Photography Friday series and would like to help support the channel by donating the price of a roll of film a month you can do so here and I would massively appreciate it! :   / aaronfleming   New episode's of Film Photography Friday will be going live every Friday at 7pm so if you enjoyed this video about my Minolta X300 and Agfa Color 100 then be sure to like, share, subscribe and most importantly turn on that notification bell! ( I promise I won't spam you!) Check out the other Film Photography Friday episodes here:    • The Contax T2: The Ultimate 35mm Point and...   Find me online: Twitter:   / aaronafleming   Instagram:   / aaronafleming   Facebook:   / aaronflemingmusic   Epson V550 - UK: https://amzn.to/2xtqVya US: https://amzn.to/2H9nkFj Like my videos? : http://smarturl.it/SupportMe Equipment I use: -The Awesome Full Frame 4k Camera I use ► US: http://amzn.to/2xRV9r2 Awesome vlogging lens for Sony: US: http://amzn.to/2ymr2v7