30 plus rolls of color 120 roll film needs processing.

[Guest]

Hello, i have a mixture of slide and print roll film that needs processing. Anybody know of a company that gives a discount for bulk processing. Don't want prints just want them developed.
Thank you for any help in advance.
Cheers,
James.

 

[Bill Clark]

I see this outfit advertises here. Perhaps check them out:

http://www.precision-camera.com/rff-ultra-high-resolution-scans

They charge for scans, but offer free C-41 developing when buying ultra high res scans for Rangefinder members.

 

[raid]

Thank you for the reminder, Bill!

 

[znapper]

Hello, i have a mixture of slide and print roll film that needs processing. Anybody know of a company that gives a discount for bulk processing. Don't want prints just want them developed.
Thank you for any help in advance.
Cheers,
James.

Actually, just 500 meters from here they do excactly that.

- But it all depends on where you are and where I am.

This forum isn't US-only my friend, add some location-data next time and I am sure it will be easier for people to help you out ^^

 

[Mackinaw]

.......This forum isn't US-only my friend, add some location-data next time and I am sure it will be easier for people to help you out ^^

Check out his location beneath his name. He lives in Georgia, USA.

Jim B.

 

[farlymac]

I know this outfit does, but then you'd probably want someplace closer. Richmond Camera Shop

Of course, you don't want to send all those rolls at one time, as the place you choose might muck them all up. I'd send a couple of rolls to several labs first to see how they do consistency wise.

PF

 

[Greyscale]

Old School Photo Lab will give you a 15% discount, but they are a little pricey to begin with.

https://oldschoolphotolab.com/

I think that Dwayne’s will be cheaper even with no discount.

 

[mitrajoon]

Dwayne's Photo in KS charges $5/roll with reasonable shipping.