Black & White Processing Develop & Scan & Prints ~ Special Deals for 127 Films

£22.99£23.99 Inc. vat

Black & White Processing Develop & Scan & Prints…..means that your films are to be developed, BY HAND, in the Nik & Trick darkroom using a top quality branded developer by Bellini or Kodak or Ilford etc then they will be scanned by hand, you see, there are no 127 film carriers for modern machinery so scanning these tales a lot more hands on effort than almost any other format.

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?

Don’t worry, we also regularly use and love 127 and know how to deal with it well….scans will be made to the following specifications:

4200 pixels at the longest edge with the scanner set at 300dpi which gives a physical size of 14 inches square.  Plenty.

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

Please quote your order number when sending your films in and do note that due to the hands on nature of this offer there will be a longer than usual turnaround time.

 


Please be aware that postage charged at checkout covers return postal costs 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 🙂