Film Processing

[Digital]

Do you know where in the U.S.A. once can get film processed, and printed.
Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.


Bruce

[Manfred M]

Have you checked with your local camera store? The ones I deal with sell film and deal with a lab for processing / printing.

[Digital]

Have you checked with your local camera store? The ones I deal with sell film and deal with a lab for processing / printing.

Manfred, the local camera store is around 50 miles away. I think they closed their lab.

Bruce

[Manfred M]

Manfred, the local camera store is around 50 miles away. I think they closed their lab.

Bruce

The ones I use shut their mini-labs as well, but do send film a third-party profressional lab (out of town). I haven't used them lately as I used to take the film to Costco; but I believe that shut down their lab some time ago, and they were downright inexpensive.

[Shadowman]

Walgreen's still does film processing and prints.

[Digital]

Walgreen's still does film processing and prints.

John, these need to be done on a professional basis. Sorry I did not mention that from the get go.

Bruce

[IShootPeople]

Bruce, there is a McClain Photography in Carrollton that looks like they develop and print film.. Not sure if you're aware of them...

http://www.mccphotos.com/Lab.html

[Digital]

Bruce, there is a McClain Photography in Carrollton that looks like they develop and print film.. Not sure if you're aware of them...

http://www.mccphotos.com/Lab.html

Kim, thank you so much for the lead.

Bruce

[rpcrowe]

I always used mail order processing when I shot film. It was quick, far cheaper and provided excellent results. I never used local processors.

A Google search might lead you to processing sites... Use "film processing" as your search parameters...

[GrahamS]

Do you know where in the U.S.A. once can get film processed, and printed.
Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.


Bruce

Try here:
http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/...abs/index.html