Scanning film

[amritsg]

Hey guys,

I've been considering recently of jumping to film, however I'm having some issues understanding how exactly to develop the film.

I am thinking of using scanners but how do I even get the film ready to scan?

If any of you know a step to step guide to get film ready to scan, please advise me.

Thanks for all your help. Hope to hear from you soon.

 

[sinned79]

step 1 - shoot
step 2 - develop your film into negative
step 3 - scan your negative

google and do your research. i can do so, so can you.

 

[amritsg]

Thanks for your reply!

How much does it roughly cost to develop film to negative at stores?

Thanks

 

[sinned79]

Thanks for your reply!

How much does it roughly cost to develop film to negative at stores?

Thanks

u can find the answers on this section of the forum.

 

[Riotbmx]

Thanks for your reply!

How much does it roughly cost to develop film to negative at stores?

Thanks

Triple D at Burlington Sq charges $3 for developing negatives and $5 to scan. $5 to develop B&W negs and $5 to cross process slides. If you wanna shoot slides the only commercial lab that does it is Foto Hub, a better option would be getting Losheng to do it for you.

Hope it helps

 

[marcusjairus]

Triple D at Burlington Sq charges $3 for developing negatives and $5 to scan. $5 to develop B&W negs and $5 to cross process slides. If you wanna shoot slides the only commercial lab that does it is Foto Hub, a better option would be getting Losheng to do it for you.

Hope it helps

hey why does it cost more to dev b&w neg than colour neg?

 

[Riotbmx]

hey why does it cost more to dev b&w neg than colour neg?

They have machines to dev colour/C-41 negs which consume minimal chem(correct me if I'm wrong) and effort. For traditional black and white film, you have to do it manually.

 

[hilly]

Thanks Riotbmx for so kindly answering members’ queries so precisely. As i casually browse through this thread I learned and kept informed too. Keep it up, I am a senior citizen