My Walgreens stopped developing

[Photo_Smith]

Asda too.

£2 per roll, with scan to cd for £1 per cd (up to 4 rolls per cd)

I very regularly take a pocketful of rolls in.

That's good I have used them; don't consider them 'High st' but they are visible. I've seen some Tesco stores have them too.

The issue isn't with what's available now though, but what will be if what I'm being told is true. Fuji are stopping support of film processors no service or parts guarantee the film processors out there will be the last ones fitted.
They seem to be pushing the drylab/Kiosk so future processing is likely to be done either from kits or Prolabs like Peak.

 

[nomadia]

just got a two 12 shots developed at walgreens. it was 10 USD per roll (with either print or cd). way too expensive. anyone knows where we can develop colored prints at a cheaper cost?

 

[bhop73]

Developing color at home is easier than b&w.. or maybe just quicker. I do mine in the kitchen sink and it works ok.

 

[68degrees]

Developing color at home is easier than b&w.. or maybe just quicker. I do mine in the kitchen sink and it works ok.

do you have to do a lot of rolls at a time? I read the color chemicals havent got much shelf life and go bad quickly?