120 Black & White Films Develop High-Res Scan & Print Package Deals

120 Black & White Films Develop High-Res Scan & Print Package Deals…

We run a number of developers in our darkroom some of which are film specific.  As a rule most films will be developed using the amazing developers by BelliniFoto or another by Adox or Ilford, maybe even one of our own developers such as Pyrocat-HD!

Pushing films….yes we do this, usually as a matter of course with no extra fee….however, pushing of more than two stops  (three stops with T-Grain films) that need a significant increase in development times for one film will incur a surcharge…inappropriate pushing of films usually also cause a reduction in quality for which we cannot be held accountable….if unsure, please consult with us before shooting If pushing films one stop why not ask us to use the magnificent Bellini Duo-Step (Diafine) developer?

We are presuming that those who require Tiff files will be wanting to work on those before printing…so these packages comprise of prints made from super high resolution scans off of our new (to us) Noritsu HS-1800….it truly is the pinnacle of laboratory film scanning equipment, prints then are made using the equally superb Fuji Drylab!

There’s a variety of formats and frame counts, so these great value package deals are shown and priced from the dropdowns below…..nice and easy!

Prices shown are of course per film and our Order From come Price List can be downloaded HERE!

Films from cameras shooting longer photos will need hand scanning and thus are priced on request…we can do them of course!

Please be aware that postage charged at checkout covers return post for your negatives and prints…negatives are precious look after them!

Scans will be delivered via WeTransfer or Dropbox, you will have these before your negs arrive but if you should like them on a disk or in archival glassine pages instead of the plastic sleeving please click HERE and add those options 🙂

If you’re a bit of a geek or just love to know how things work then you can read more about that and scanning details and resolutions on our little blog HERE….when there you can also find out how to carry out some basic optimisation your files