Where do you get your photos developed?
Where do you get your photos developed?
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john185k

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2,249 posts

243 months

Monday 31st December 2007
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^^^ Just a quick question..

toothlessjim

329 posts

229 months

Monday 31st December 2007
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Boots for 35mm films bonusprint.com for digital

GetCarter

31,302 posts

309 months

Monday 31st December 2007
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developed? scratchchin

J111

3,354 posts

245 months

Monday 31st December 2007
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Peak Imaging: http://www.peak-imaging.co.uk/

GetCarter said:
developed? scratchchin
I've tried getting a CF card in my Rolleicord, but I can't find the right slot confused

sgrimshaw

7,587 posts

280 months

Monday 31st December 2007
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On that rare occassion that film has been used, Jessops.

I really just use them as "proofs" so I get cheapest package available.

option click

1,178 posts

256 months

Monday 31st December 2007
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Photobox - amazing service

GetCarter

31,302 posts

309 months

Monday 31st December 2007
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I wasn't aware photobox did a developing service... but if they do, It'll be first class, I use them all the time. Highly recommended for printing.

Edited by GetCarter on Monday 31st December 17:52

J111

3,354 posts

245 months

Monday 31st December 2007
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GetCarter said:
I wasn't aware photobox did a developing service.
They don't.

hawkaye

4,505 posts

241 months

Monday 31st December 2007
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I develop them myself by:

Plug camera (via USB) into computer thing
Tweak in Lightroom (if need be) and convert to JPG for viewing
Watch slideshow via Window$ Media Center on big TV in livingroom

Bob's yer auntie.

Edited by hawkaye on Monday 31st December 19:19

poah

2,142 posts

258 months

Monday 31st December 2007
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Famous Graham

26,553 posts

255 months

Monday 31st December 2007
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A&M Imaging for my slide film.

Dunno if they do a postal service - if not, probably not much use for anyone outside Edinburgh biggrin

tank slapper

7,949 posts

313 months

Monday 31st December 2007
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When I use black and white film, I usually use Ilford prepaid envelopes. Always had good results from them.