We Offer the Best-Developing Film Services

We Offer the Best-Developing Film Services

Take pictures using your phone without concern as there is still nothing that compares to the excitement of having your camera's film developed and seeing your photographs for the first time. With our countless years of experience, we offer a good developing film service to help you get your hands on precious images.

Basic camera films can be developed in some stores in about an hour, but in others, you must send your film to our central workshop for processing, which takes an extra days. You might soon be perusing a photo album of your favorite images in any situation!

We run the C-41 color-negative film three times per week to preserve chemical stability. Despite the availability of many features and finishes, borderless semi-gloss paper serves as the foundation for our printing. Any C-41 movie would fall within this category. We process 120 and 35mm films on a regular basis. Older films, including 110, and 220, may not contain images that can be used, therefore the cost of processing and printing will be at our discretion. We process really old films like C22, K14, and other obsolete techniques at least once every three months. Obsolete films can be any that use an antiquated method of production like C22 or K14, Verichrome, etc. an antiquated film size like 116, or 828, or an antiquated film that is no longer manufactured like Super X, Panasonic, etc.

What we offer

We will process the film using the best chemical combination possible to retrieve what is still salvageable. Due to their age and poor preservation, the degradation of these films is frequently greater than the image, rendering nothing printable. Only the film will be developed; you will determine what needs to be printed.

The resolution scanned and the image on the negative decide the scan and file sizes.  Depending on the time of year and the volume of footage received, turnaround times can change and our prices are subject to change without notice at any time.

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