Pricing

DIGITAL FILES ONLY

10% OFF FOR 10 + ROLLS

colour/c41

INCLUDES MOST DISPOSABLES + ILFORD XP2

DEVELOP ONLY (NO IMAGES)

35mm 120

$11 $12

DEVELOP + STANDARD RESOLUTION IMAGES

35mm 120

$19 $20

DEVELOP + LARGE RESOLUTION IMAGES

35mm 120

$26 $27

RUSH FEE

YOUR IMAGES, FAST.

+ 50% OF YOUR ORDER TOTAL

By adding the Rush Fee to your order, you are prioritising your film, jumping both the developing and scanning queue, guaranteeing your film by next business day. We understand the anticipation all too well.

Colour/C41 can often be done with same day turn around times, depending on workload and size of the order. For orders over 20 rolls, our staff will confirm a lead time either in person, or via email.

B&W film is processed by hand and requires manual drying time (up to 4hrs). As a result, Rush B&W orders will often be sent next business day. B&W is especially susceptible to dust, so we include meticulous dust removal on all rolls. If you would prefer to do this yourself for a quicker turn-around, let us know on your order form.

b&w

HAND DEVELOPED WITH LOVE

DEVELOP ONLY (NO IMAGES)

35mm 120

$13 $14

DEVELOP + STANDARD RESOLUTION IMAGES

35mm 120

$27 $28

DEVELOP + LARGE RESOLUTION IMAGES

35mm 120

$29 $30

EXTRAS

THINGS YOU MIGHT WANT

BLACK FRAME SCANS

+$4 / ROLL

Black frame scans (also known as full frame scans) are only available on 35mm rolls through our Frontier SP3000 scanner. We could get technical here but they mostly just look cool.

.TIFF FILES

+$15 / ROLL

For those serious about quality, a .tiff file is as good as you can get. With massive file sizes, .tiff’s are perfect for those looking to print on a large scale or for commercial work. Available on both Frontier and Noritsu.

PUSH / PULL - B&W ONLY

+ $4 / ROLL

Pushing/pulling is the process of either over developing (push) or under developing (pull) B&W film to compensate for differences between the ISO the film was shot at and the native ISO of the film. For example, if you shoot a roll of 400 ISO film at ISO 800, we can over develop (push) the film in order to achieve a correct exposure. Without being pushed the film may appear underexposed. Chat to us in-store and we can discuss how to achieve the best results for your film.