Avoiding rasterised prints from film

[Pigeon]

Boots, the bastards, insist on printing my films using a rasterising process, thus dragging the high resolution of the analogue format down to digital levels. This is bloody annoying. I asked them if they could send the film off to be processed off-site the old-fashioned way, but they said they can't.

So, does anyone know of anywhere I can get my films processed that will expose the prints in a proper enlarger, without this digital shit, that offers an over-the-counter service?

TIA...

[simpo two]

I used to post my films to Bonusprint; nice glossy prints and good prices - but not OTC.

[Threeracers]

For 35 mm I use Lab 35. Mail order I am afraid (and a bit slow) but excellent quality;

www.lab35.com/

[Pigeon]

Hmm, mail order... they talk about callers to their London branch, but don't say yea or nay to callers to their Milton Keynes branch. Which is conveniently close to me. And they do say they use analogue methods. Thanks for that!