Where to buy, develop and print 120 film in Singapore

[brave_lau]

Dear All,

I am thinking to buy a medium format camera, but have concern on where to buy, develope and print the 120 film in Singapore.

Could anyone kindly advise?

Thanks!

 

[nightwolf75]

Dear All,

I am thinking to buy a medium format camera, but have concern on where to buy, develope and print the 120 film in Sinapore.

Could anyone kindly advise?

Thanks!

the usual places in town - ruby, CP, fotohub, colour lab, KT etc... all sell and/or process 120.

 

[Terence]

C-41 120 film can also be processed by most neighborhood labs... check first.

 

[thearttofeelme]

ruby photo at penin

 

[singscott]

E6 will be Foto hub

C41 most of the lab can do it.

 

[brave_lau]

Thank you very much for all the advice!

 

[F5user]

Long Live 120!!!

 

[felixsimba]

Anyone knows where to buy 220 film. I also spool my own 70mm film from 150feet rolls to use on my 70mm film backs. I spool PanX and Color Negs. Since I just relocated from the US, this is the first time I am doing this in Singapore and was wondering whether anyone knows which lab will process my 70mm film rolls?:think:

 

[Terence]

220 roll film isn't available in Singapore although labs like Fotohub will accept 220 rolls for processing... at 120 processing prices! An equilvalent roll of 220 is usually double the cost of its 120 counterpart so you don't really save on film costs. I've only seen it in the US and Europe.

 

[jcryan55]

I dun think it's possible to get 220 film in Singapore. U probably need to indent through either the retailers or directly from the film makers. I know Fuji requires a minimum order of 300 rolls before they will bring it in.

That's why if I want 220 film, I 'll source for it overseas.

Most labs develop 120 film not problem. But for 70mm film, best to call and check w them.

 

[clarencelee]

I'm coming to Singapore for a while in August and I have some 220 film. Let me know if you want some.

The relevant ad is here:
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=209144

Clarence

 

[hanabi_ii]

Hello. I'll be getting a Holga from a friend while he's stuck in camp so am I right to say that ruby and mscolour etc are the only places in SG where i can get n develope 120mm films?

 

[yellowlemonie]

Hello. I'll be getting a Holga from a friend while he's stuck in camp so am I right to say that ruby and mscolour etc are the only places in SG where i can get n develope 120mm films?

true for getting 120 film, but not true for developing. as mentioned above, some neighbourhood shops develop (and even print!) 120 film actually.. you just need to enquire... (although some labs outsource the 120 developing/printing so it might end up in ruby or somewhere still... :bsmilie: )

 

[hanabi_ii]

i think lomo's gonna burn a huge hole in my fren's and my wallet. (newbies here)
Kim Tian colour centre @ Hong Lim said to print, it's $1/piece.. -faints-

ruby said 50c so we did it there instead..

thanks yellowlemonie. ^^ will go to the shops in my neighbourhood to enquire.

 

[clarencelee]

The Lomographic society already burnt that hole when you bought it.

Anyway, you might not want to print every single frame that you shoot. Especially since it's a Holga.

 

[yellowlemonie]

get them to scan it to digital form first. then decide whether to print or not from the digital format. it'll only be the price for a digital print, rather than a 120 print. :thumbsup:

 

[hanabi_ii]

oh they have such service?
haha thanks a lot!
was wondering where to find a film scanner like the ones i saw at canon showroom to scan them in..

 

[Terence]

With a lomo you might as well get lomofilm... ie expired film. Look around, should be some cheap deals from time to time in the BS forums.

As for scanning, most neightborhood labs can do scans for most MF formats. $10-$15 per roll.

 

[hanabi_ii]

what's the diff between lomofilm ad the 120mms that i got from photolabs...?

sorry for asking such a noob qn.

 

[dejected]

so how much does a roll of 120 cost?:dunno: