Film Processing on Ebay any one used it?

[samtr87]

The CVSes around here stopped processing film and sending 10 rolls out for development only and shipping would cost a minimum of $45. This sounds like a good deal if the negatives don't come back iffy looking. (I've had one CVS consistently botch my negatives so a scratch or a piece of dust here and there isn't a big deal for me.)

Any more reviews of this place would be great.

 

[mwoenv]

I process my own film but a friend of mine really likes McGreevy ProLab in Albany, NY which does dip and dunk: http://www.mcgreevyprolab.com/services/film/index.html

 

[DCB]

Any update on this? I am thinking about trying it.

Peace

 

[DCB]

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Peace

 

[mikepadua]

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Peace

As an update--there's nothing to update. He still does it. Same processing. Same scans. Same pricing.

It's "good enough" processing and scanning (which is relative to what you feel is "good enough, I guess). Walgreens/CVS/Costco/Whatever-drugstore-near-you quality processing and scanning, which some people hate but is good enough for others. I'm in the latter category for 35mm film.

 

[mikepadua]

So, it turns out there IS some updated information, based on my latest batch that just came back.

Scans are now ~ 3000 x 2000px, so that's a nice little resolution bump from the last batch I sent it.

He also told me in a message that I received today that he now has the capability to process/scan 120, which I'm quite happy about because I just started shooting 120.

 

[mikepadua]

Just got pricing for processing and scan to CD for 120: basically $8/roll.

Process-only is a very inexpensive $2.

He has a "special services" pricelist that you can request directly:

willowphotolab@gmail.com