Online Developers?

[jophassa]

OK, as well as ocassionally developing my own photos, i would like to get them done professionally. Does anyone know of any places online that let you send in films to be developed at a cheaper price than the shops offer? I like in Scotland, UK. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

 

[j_mcquillen]

It's based in Sheffield, rather than Scotland but Peak Imaging ( http://www.peak-imaging.com ) have a good reputation...

Don't know about negs or B+W, but E6 (slide) process and mount is £4.95 for 36exp, compared to just under £6 at my nearest high-street place - plus you don't have to drive or get the bus to drop them off and pick them up...

 

[hot shot]

i use colab realy good service
and i often get a phone call making sure everything is ok which is just brilliant. top noch service imho

 

[jophassa]

Cool. Peak imaging sounds great! So how much for 2 x 36 exp. films? It says £4.95 per film, but that seems way too cheap. Thanks

 

[j_mcquillen]

You might also want to look at www.dlab7.com - based in Guernsey.

Haven't used them myself, but they seem pretty cheap... £3.95 to process + mount slides, £2.95 for C41 dev only (£6.95 with a set of 6x4 prints), plus there's a discount for 5 or more films...

 

[jophassa]

I see C41 and E6 everywhere. What exactly are they? thanks

 

[mad_malteaser]

Another handy thread. This was a question I was going to ask but you beat me to the punch jophassa!

 

[jophassa]

I am so good at punches. I love to punch. I just love the punch.

It is something i was looking into because my local Klick photo point charges £10 for the biggest size (fairly big) or £7 (fairly small). But compared to the online places, it isnt actually that expensive (for B&W).

 

[bigfatbadger]

I see C41 and E6 everywhere. What exactly are they? thanks

C41 is the name of the process for developing negative film, E6 is the name of the process for developing slide film.