Developing / Shooting Film Pushed Higher??

[benfires]

Hi all,

Anyone have any experience here shooting with film pushed higher?
Eg. pushing 400 up to 800/1600.
What happens to the shot post-development?

On the same note, can any film lab develop film pushed up?
Will it cost extra to do so?

Hope I can get some help here
Thanks all!

 

[catchlights]

it is call push processing.

Push processing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



for places offering push processing and the additional cost , please read this thread

Suggest: LIST of places where film devp, scanning and printing is offered

 

[benfires]

Thanks for the reply catchlights!

So to clarify, not just any lab can do push processing?
Ie. I would need to send it to specific labs for push processing?

Thanks again!

 

[wolfton]

Thanks for the reply catchlights!

So to clarify, not just any lab can do push processing?
Ie. I would need to send it to specific labs for push processing?

Thanks again!

For BnW push processing, Triple D do it on Tuesdays and Fridays, and you can collect the film on the next day. Most shooters will suggest to DIY for BnW film instead of sending to lab.

http://tripledminilab.com/content/8-negative-process-scan

For pushing colour negative or slides, unfortunately there's only 1 lab (link below) that does it locally the last I checked. Most labs do not do it anymore. If you push your colour negatives frequently, the cost of development will be quite hefty (Development: $12 per roll without scans, $2 for postage to the lab, $2.60 for the lab to send the negatives back to you). If I am not wrong, its the same for most countries, push processing colour film is quite an expensive affair (provided you can find 1 in the first place).

http://www.analogfilmlab.com/film-processing/

 

[benfires]

Thanks all for the help!

I'll close this thread now