Best Places to Source and Develop B&W and Colour Film? - London Fixed-gear and Single-speed

rusty · 22nd May 2008

Does anyone know a good place to get film developed (B&W and Colour) and also to get film. Has to be mailable because I'm not in London.

I have used 7dayshop.com to get films and it seems quite cheap.

606 · 22nd May 2008

I don't think you'll get beter prices than 7dayshop.com. I get my film processed locally but here's a thread from a UK film Flickr group that might be useful http://www.flickr.com/groups/ishootf...7603889490204/

GA2G · 25th May 2008

This place is good for B&W films. http://www.retrophotographic.com/films.htm
Retail only; no processing.
For processing, check out the back pages of Amateur Photographer for adverts.

GA2G · 25th May 2008

Another excellent place (if you're in London you can collect; but I'm sure they'll post also) is:
http://www.silverprint.co.uk/

Cuppa T · 26th May 2008

if your in Glasgow 'rusty' and you want a quality company to do it (costs a bit more)......i strongly suggest
Loxley
its on like a 5 min cycle from buchanan bus station

fred · 26th May 2008

try white and black. they're pretty specialist...

eyebrows · 26th May 2008

they only do colour right?

deadly fanny pack · 28th May 2008

A lot of universities will have an open access darkroom, and sometimes (like mine) actually develop your film for you for free.

Security in Universities is crap, you can pretty much walk in and blag anything you want if your polite.

GA2G · 29th May 2008

Excellent tip.

dicki · 29th May 2008

theres a good place just round the corner from the jon snow on poland street soho

k0vic · 30th May 2008

Might be new here but here's a decent link to hunting down labs / suppliers of film.
I know it's fujifilms site but I find it useful when out of reach of my local suppliers and desperate.

Linky - http://www.fujifilm.co.uk/professional/home.html

Just hit up the link for where to buy film.

PS. no I don't work for fuji

22nd May 2008	#1
rusty	Best Places to Source and Develop B&W and Colour Film? Does anyone know a good place to get film developed (B&W and Colour) and also to get film. Has to be mailable because I'm not in London. I have used 7dayshop.com to get films and it seems quite cheap.
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26th May 2008	#6
fred Blog Entries: 1	try white and black. they're pretty specialist...
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25th May 2008	#3
GA2G	This place is good for B&W films. http://www.retrophotographic.com/films.htm Retail only; no processing. For processing, check out the back pages of Amateur Photographer for adverts.
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26th May 2008	#5
Cuppa T	if your in Glasgow 'rusty' and you want a quality company to do it (costs a bit more)......i strongly suggest Loxley its on like a 5 min cycle from buchanan bus station
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26th May 2008	#7
eyebrows	they only do colour right?
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28th May 2008	#8
deadly fanny pack	A lot of universities will have an open access darkroom, and sometimes (like mine) actually develop your film for you for free. Security in Universities is crap, you can pretty much walk in and blag anything you want if your polite.
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29th May 2008	#10
dicki	theres a good place just round the corner from the jon snow on poland street soho
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30th May 2008	#11
k0vic	Might be new here but here's a decent link to hunting down labs / suppliers of film. I know it's fujifilms site but I find it useful when out of reach of my local suppliers and desperate. Linky - http://www.fujifilm.co.uk/professional/home.html Just hit up the link for where to buy film. PS. no I don't work for fuji
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