Where to process B&W film?

[erichards]

I currently do not have a darkroom, or know of one nearby to develop/process my own B&W film. Does anyone know of some where in the Twin Cities, MN area to do so,(other than National Camera, as they are quite expensive).

 

[ChasK]

To develop film you only need a changing bag, developing tank, film reel(s), thermometer, and some chemistry. You might want to process the film and have someone make prints for you. You could also make contact sheets, or have someone scan your negs. Once you have a digital file you can print them anywhere.

 

[erichards]

True...I've forgotten about the changing bags! I would just need some chemistry after that. (I have everything else.) Thanks

 

[djacobox372]

True...I've forgotten about the changing bags! I would just need some chemistry after that. (I have everything else.) Thanks

You might want to add a negative scanner to your shopping list.

 

[erichards]

I've got one of those so no biggie there.

 

[bhop]

I bought all everything I needed to develop my film in my sink for around 80 bucks from freestyle photo.

Here's a thread about it.
http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...st-might-last-set-b-w-prints.html#post1218934