cost of developing & scanning 120mm color film?

[casey4355]

thanks alot. i'm thinking of using 120 but printing is pricey. not can le. but then prices cannot be seen on canon.com.sg! ): ard how much ar 8600. thanks soo much!

the 120 effect is like this,
you r looking at a transparency 6cm x 6cm.
after that anything smaller is lame.

toy cameras are not the sharpest in the world,
enlargement for 135 format (35mm) will b considerable
as compared with medium format.

I blive film will b available in 120 format longer than 35mm as
digital medium format camera prices are crazy, cheapest today i heard is US$10k
for mamiya. dunno lens included or not.

12 shots per roll means i change change film to suit the environment easier.

 

[freakingloving]

eh i know 120 negatives are like transparency. so you just scan them using the 8600f?

and for 35mm negatives? ask them to develop to 135 format (transparency also?) and scan it the same?

is it like that?

 

[purplesnails]

eh i know 120 negatives are like transparency. so you just scan them using the 8600f?

and for 35mm negatives? ask them to develop to 135 format (transparency also?) and scan it the same?

is it like that?

yes, just send to develop, and scan the film in using the appropriate film holders.

 

[freakingloving]

yes, just send to develop, and scan the film in using the appropriate film holders.

so it's not like those small lil negative negatives (35mm) eh? thanks!

 

[vortex]

cost of a canon 8600f is around $280-300 (not sure if the price has dropped or not)

and yes, it can scan both 35mm and 120mm neg / slides

 

[freakingloving]

oh thanks thanks!

 

[gangeslim]

jun heng at teck whye charges $10 flat for d/o and scan no xpro though