Tag: film processing
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Where can you still get film developed?
My annual list of recommended film labs in the United States.
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Making film photography less expensive
My best tips for saving money in film photography.
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Another try at home film developing
I’ve made another try at developing b/w film at home. This time was better than last, but I’m still not there.
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First results: developing black-and-white film at home
I developed my first roll of film at home. It …didn’t go well. Try, try again, I suppose!
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Recommended film labs
Shooting film is fun. Figuring out where to get it processed, scanned, and printed is not. I’ve tried a lot of mail-order labs over the years and I’m going to share with you the ones I like best, and why.
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Lessons learned in choosing photo labs
When I started making photographs again in 2005 I couldn’t afford a new digital camera, so long story short I bought a used Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 80 for $20 and some film and got to shooting. That necessarily meant I’d need to find a lab to process my film. Walmart still processed and scanned…
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Film photography has never been less expensive
I run the numbers to show that there’s never been a less expensive time to shoot film.
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Where can you still get film developed? (2018 edition)
Getting film developed isn’t as easy as it was just a few years ago. But several by-mail labs are ready to help you. Here are the ones I use and like.