Folks, a bit of advice here. Browsing the local Craigs List, I came across a listing for a Zeiss Ikonta 512/2 with a Novar-Astigmat lens. On a whim, I made an offer, offer was accepted and I just got back from picking it up. It's a lovely, well-designed camera in fantastic shape for its age (manufactured circa 1948 or thereabouts). As near as The Wife and I can tell, it still functions silky-smooth. But here's the kicker: It had an undeveloped roll of Plenachrome 120 film in it! A Google search tells me that film hasn't been sold since the late 40s-early 50s. Suggestions for developing it? I'm inclined to contact a photography prof at the university I work at and offering him a crack at it in the darkroom, but I'd like to hear any thoughts the groupmind here might have.
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