Tips For Finding a Film Developer « ChromaticSoul

10 September 2008 • 1:07 pm

Tips For Finding a Film Developer

For those out there who still prefer film over digital (I believe they both have their place and use both), here’s an article by EpicEdits offering a list of questions to ask any potential film developer.

Briefly the questions include:

CAN YOU PROCESS 35MM AND 120 FILM?
WHAT OTHER FORMATS CAN YOU PROCESS?
CAN YOU PROCESS BLACK & WHITE FILM?
CAN YOU PROCESS SLIDE FILM?
WILL YOU CROSS PROCESS SLIDE FILM?
DO YOU SCAN FILM? AND HOW LARGE?
DO YOU PRINT? HOW LARGE? AND WHAT PAPER?
WHAT ARE YOUR TURNAROUND TIMES?
HOW ABOUT PRICES?

Be sure to read the reasons behind these questions on EpicEdits.

Filed under: film vs. digital , epic edits

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