However, we do understand that not everyone's taste is the same, so we recommend you letting us know if you aren't happy with your scans. We have customised our scanners to get the most analogue goodness out of your films. Once developed your film is then scanned using one of our Fujifilm Frontier Scanners.We do not offer an in house E6 service however, we do use another lab so feel free to send us your slide films. Develop your Colour C41 in our linear processor and B&W or ECN-2 films in our semi-automatic processor using single shot B&W or ECN-2 chemistry.Both stores have a slightly difference workflow but it is like this: If we think it will be longer than our expected turnaround we will let you know.Īfter informing you of our turnaround we will get to work. The turnaround times listed with each service are an approximate and can vary depending on our workload. When we get your films we will get in touch with an eta on when your films will be shared with you. We have good a rapport with Post Haste, Courier Post and NZ Post so we recommend one of those three. When shipping us films, please use a trackable service. beers.postcards and chocolate to the closest store to you, please see here for our full address details. To start we need to get them, so please send all films. With that info out of the way, we can talk about how we handle your precious films! When we refer to Scanning were talking about capturing a digital image, at a chosen resolution, of your film to create a positive image file.E6 process creates a Positive AKA Slide but can also be Cross Processed to create a Colour Negative. Black and White process creates a Monochrome Negative. The most common film type is a C41 process which creates a Colour Negative.Development is when exposed film is processed with chemistry to create a workable image.Film is a light sensitive material used to capture images on, usually stored in a metal canister (35mm) or wrapped in paper (120). Thanks for stopping by, we really appreciate it.įirst off lets talk about terminology used in analogue photography.
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