QUICK TIPS ON PHOTOGRAPHY

• Processing and handling are easier than ever. Request enlargements or digitized images. The ways to enjoy your prints are increasing all the time.
• Albums are an ideal way to store prints. Your photos will mean even more if you write in a comment next to each one.
• Have a favorite photo? By all means, have it enlarged. A big print makes a welcome gift. A wide variety of photo stands and frames are available to display your larger prints.
• Albums are an ideal way to store prints. Your photos will mean even more if you write in a comment next to each one
• Getting your photos back and seeing how they've turned out is one of the great pleasures of photography. You then have a number of enjoyable ways to view, display, and store your photographs.
• Film is perishable. Like fresh food products, film comes with a "use by" date printed on the box. Before loading any film into your camera, make sure that it has not passed its expiration date.
• Process film promptly. Film is not designed for long-term storage once it has been exposed. That's why it's always best to have it processed as soon as possible. And try not to leave that finished roll inside your camera!
• Avoiding airport x-rays. Luggage checked with airlines is subject to powerful x-ray inspection that can damage film. So be sure to bring your film with you in your carry-on luggage. While most security checkpoint x-ray machines are filmsafe, if you expect a number of repeated x-rays or if you are carrying high speed film, we suggest that you ask for hand inspection.
• Store film carefully. Film should be stored in a cool, dry, dark place, away from direct sunlight, heater ducts, etc. For long-term storage, keep film in your refrigerator. Just be sure to remove it from the refrigerator at least 30 minutes before opening it, to prevent condensation.

More info from FUJIFILM's Guide to better photography.