I need to get 220 film developed and scanned

[raid]

Which lab does still offer developing and scanning of 220 film?
PRECISION Camera and Video used to offer such services. Their services list does not show 220 film anymore.

 

[Huss]

https://www.dwaynesphoto.com/newsite2006/color-neg-processprint.html

 

[raid]

Thank you Huss. I just checked them out. For standard scan it is very reasonable.

Process & standard upload (1830x2740) $10.00
Process & high-res scan to CD (4490x6770) $15.00,

Same cost for 35mm, 120, or 220 film. I have 2 220 rolls and 3 35mm rolls of film. It is either $50 or $75.
Standard shipping cost: $5 for first roll, then $0.50 per roll. It is $7 for my 5 rolls.

 

[Huss]

You're welcome Raid. They are very reasonable for 220 dev/scan. Every other place I use charge double the 120 price. For scanning I get it. But developing? It is pretty much the same thing.
Anyway, good luck!

 

[raid]

I just want to get some rolls with snapshots developed and scanned. There is nothing of artistic or commercial value in them 🙂
In comparison, The Find Lab is more costly, and most likely, its scans are better refined.

 

[wjlapier]

Dwaynes did a great job developing my Velvia 220 I shot over the summer. Love looking at those huge velvia negs on a light table. I skipped the scanning and did it myself.

 

[RObert Budding]

You're welcome Raid. They are very reasonable for 220 dev/scan. Every other place I use charge double the 120 price. For scanning I get it. But developing? It is pretty much the same thing.
Anyway, good luck!

One of our local shops didn't want to develop 220 film, so they quoted $75/roll. without scans. So I took my business - all of it - elsewhere.

 

[raid]

We have to do what is necessary to be done, Robert. I have just prepared an envelope for the 5 rolls of film, with payment of $57 to Dwayne's Photo. This is reasonable.

 

[raid]

I mailed Dwayne's photo 5 rolls of film this morning. Two rolls of 220 film taken with the SWC, and three rolls of 35mm film taken with the Hologon/M3.

 

[Tim Murphy]

Please report back on the results

Please report back on the results

I mailed Dwayne's photo 5 rolls of film this morning. Two rolls of 220 film taken with the SWC, and three rolls of 35mm film taken with the Hologon/M3.

Dear Raid,

I'm more concerned about the 35mm film but anything you can report back on will be appreciated.

Regards,

Tim Murphy

Harrisburg, PA 🙂

 

[raid]

Hello Tim. I will report back on the scans. I am very curious on how the Hologon will do with a film camera. Hopefully, the edges will be fine.

 

[barnwulf]

I have used North Coast Photo Service, NCPS, they have pretty reasonable prices. Their scans are jpg only. - jim

 

[Beemermark]

Every other place I use charge double the 120 price. For scanning I get it. But developing? It is pretty much the same thing.
Anyway, good luck!

Have you ever tried loading 220 film onto a reel? :bang:

 

[Doug]

Have you ever tried loading 220 film onto a reel? :bang:

Yes! 😎 Difficult with the usual small reels, as the wire diameter is small so it's not hard for the film to be pulled over to the next coil... I find it's useful to push the film back toward the core every wrap or so, jiggle it for a loose wrap. The nicest solution though is to get the larger diameter tanks and reels which have larger-guage wire. I have and favor the Kindermann tanks... 🙂

 

[J enea]

Have you ever tried loading 220 film onto a reel? :bang:

i just developed 5 220 rolls of velvia 50 and had no issues loading them. better to be lucky than good i guess 😀

 

[raid]

I have used North Coast Photo Service, NCPS, they have pretty reasonable prices. Their scans are jpg only. - jim

NCPS better be a top notch lab as their prices are 3-4 times as high as at Dwayne's Photo. 😱😀😎