do you still use 220 film and where do get it developed?

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Are you still using 220 film?
Where do you get it developed and scanned if not done at home?
Does Precision Camera charge more for developing and scanning 220 film than 120 film?
 
ONLY 33 CENTS PER FRAME APPLIES TO 135 FILM AT 36 EXPOSURES. EACH ROLL IS $11.99 FOR 135, 120, OR 220, REGARDLESS OF FRAME COUNT.

^ Precision website.
 
Miller's Lab (millerslab.com) $4.10/roll, $15 minimum, free return shipping by Fedex. Turnaround is far faster than Precision, last time I sent them film it was received at the lab on Friday and shipped out Monday, I got it Tuesday. $10/roll for scans (Noritsu, same as Precision.)

1 roll developed and scanned would then be $15 with return fedex.
2 rolls $28.20, etc.

This is for C41.
 
wjlapier said:
For RFF free developing and scans cost 11.99 whether 120 or 220. Seems 220 would be a better deal.

I'll have to give them a try sometime.
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I have 220 backs for several MF cameras, and I have 220 film too. This should cut the cost a lot. It would be $11.99 for 20 6x6 frames.
 
The Precision deal is good if you are willing to wait, and pay extra for return shipping.

For the 3 bucks, you'll get it a whole lot faster from Miller's with overnight Fedex. Precision can't ship Fedex for $3. 🙂
 
splitimageview said:
Miller's Lab (millerslab.com) $4.10/roll, $15 minimum, free return shipping by Fedex. Turnaround is far faster than Precision, last time I sent them film it was received at the lab on Friday and shipped out Monday, I got it Tuesday. $10/roll for scans (Noritsu, same as Precision.)

1 roll developed and scanned would then be $15 with return fedex.
2 rolls $28.20, etc.

This is for C41.
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So it is $4.1+$10 for developing and scanning of 220 film too?
 
These are the prices from Miller

120 format film scans $5.00/roll + $2.05 developing
220 format film scans $10.00/roll + $4.10 developing
35mm 12 exposure scans $6.00/roll + $2.05 developing
35mm 24 exposure scans $8.00/roll + $2.05 developing
35mm 36 exposure scans $10.00/roll + $4.10 developing

Your film will be returned cut unless otherwise specified.
The entire roll will be scanned / billed.
Scan sizes range from 12 - 20 MB JPG's depending on the film format.

Free return overnight Fedex

$15 minimum order.
 
The 120 film developing and scans is very reasonably priced. $7.05. This is really good.
The cost per frame is the same for 120 and 220 film.
 
raid said:
The 120 film developing and scans is very reasonably priced. $7.05. This is really good.
The cost per frame is the same for 120 and 220 film.
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The price looks good, but what are the scan size--pixel size wide?

I need to find a way to scan 6x9. Either I do it myself ( how? ), or send it to someone.
 
wjlapier said:
The price looks good, but what are the scan size--pixel size wide?

I need to find a way to scan 6x9. Either I do it myself ( how? ), or send it to someone.
Click to expand...

Scan sizes range from 12 - 20 MB JPG's depending on the film format.

Free return overnight Fedex
 
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