lately I've been wanting to go shoot my Bronica etrs again...

[sniper x]

I love this camera. I've had it for twenty years. So, question is where to get the film developed and scanned?

 

[john.margetts]

Plenty of mail order Labs around. Can't recommend one as I am in the UK. I recently(ish) bought a ETRs and thoroughly enjoy using it.

 

[480sparky]

I love this camera. I've had it for twenty years. So, question is where to get the film developed and scanned?

Did you know your signature is a Google search for boats?

 

[otherprof]

I love this camera. I've had it for twenty years. So, question is where to get the film developed and scanned?

My first thought, on reading your title, was, "Another photographer blaming the camera!"

 

[sniper x]

I don't know how the boat thing got there! Funny though. Anyway, I love the bronica, I have three backs, speed handle, 40, 75, and 150 primes, and a Polaroid back still as well as a eye level view finder. Everything still works as new as well.

 

[sniper x]

Otherprof, funny, I get it! Shoot with, not literally shoot it!

 

[sniper x]

I'm going on an outing to a ghost town about 50 miles away from my house in a couple weeks. I'll take etrs along with the DSLR and see what I can get. Haven't shoot with the etrs since the last wedding I shot with it about ten hears ago.

 

[limr]

I love this camera. I've had it for twenty years. So, question is where to get the film developed and scanned?

The two big mail-in places these days is Dwayne's (A trusted name in photo processing for over 50 years - Dwayne's Photo) and The Darkroom (The Darkroom - Film Developing | Develop Film by Mail for $11)

 

[cgw]

They're very sweet 645 cameras, better-built than my Mamiya 645 Super. Have the 6x6 Bronica SQ-B and love it.

I'm scanning 120 negs now with a Nikon D7200 that's got me running more film thru my medium format cameras. Worth a try if you've got a DSLR and a macro lens.