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Developing and scanning for 35mm black and white film, currently processed using Caffenol development. Each roll is handled carefully through the developing, stop, fixing, washing, and drying stages to keep the results as clean and consistent as possible. Caffenol gives black and white film a slightly more handmade, classic look, with natural contrast and character. It is a good option for anyone who wants their black and white rolls developed locally while still keeping the process simple and accessible. After development, the film is scanned using a Pacific Image PrimeFilm XA Plus dedicated 35mm scanner at 10,000 DPI, giving high-resolution files suitable for archiving, editing, cropping, and making prints. Basic adjustments are included so your photos are ready to view, share, and use. You will receive a .zip file containing high-resolution PNG files and compressed JPEG copies for easier sharing. Please request separately if you would like your scans delivered in any other format. At the moment, black and white development is only available with Caffenol, but Kodak XTOL development is planned to be added soon for those who want a more standard black and white developer option.

FUJIFILM 400 Color Negative is a high-speed, daylight-balanced, 35mm color negative film offering a wide exposure latitude for greater versatility as well as a fine grain structure with consistent and accurate colors. With a nominal sensitivity of 400 ISO, this versatile stock can serve a multitude of applications under a wide range of lighting conditions. From sun-drenched vacation snaps to a flash-lit night scene, this color film is designed to produce quality prints.

Color grading scanned colour film

A simple and affordable scan option for anyone who wants clean digital copies of their film without huge file sizes. Scanned at 2400 DPI using an Epson V600, this is perfect for social media, sharing with friends, viewing on your phone, and keeping a digital copy of your negatives. For colour film, basic colour correction will also be done to help the scans look more natural and ready to use. This option is best if you do not need large prints or heavy editing room, but still want your photos scanned with care and delivered in an easy-to-share format.