Sorry for the daft question, 35mm file developing.?
Sorry for the daft question, 35mm file developing.?
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poo at Paul's

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14,611 posts

204 months

Monday 12th September 2011
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Over the course of many years in the late 90s and early 2000's I travelled variously round Europe on business trips, to usually industrial companies and areas, but some were quite nice. I always bought a dispoable camera or took my film cam if i had room and took picture a I went about.

I recently found about 20 undeveloped cameras and film from this era, and would like to get them developed. I dont want to pend much on them, tey may be goosed now, so was looking to one of the old "envelope" companies from years ago. All thier sites though, (Bonusprint, trueprint) etc seem to be digi only.

Anyone know where i could try to send thee off to have developed. I have no idea what's on them, but would like to see how much i remember! BU tonly want to spend ay £3 or £4 a film in cae they are knackered.

andy-xr

13,204 posts

233 months

Monday 12th September 2011
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Most Boots still process film. If you want to send them off, DS Colour Labs or Peak Imaging are worth a look. They came up in a recent thread and someone had more suggestions, might be worth a forum search or leaf back a page or two

LongQ

13,864 posts

262 months

Monday 12th September 2011
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Larger Boots stores or some of the larger Tescos which still seem to have the machines in place.

Tesco used to be OK with skipping the prints and just going with a CD of Hi and Low res scans. They didn't charge too much but it's a while since I have processed any film so I'm not sure if their options have changed.