We use traditional dip & dunk development methods with state of the art Refrema processors. Our chemistry processes are truly archival unlike many one-hour style labs.

Dip & dunk processing is an extremely clean process where your film never touches anything other than chemistry. Alternative methods on the market utilize a series of belts and rollers to pull your film through chemistry which puts your film at a higher risk for damage.

Standard Scans. Our standard scan service is designed make film affordable. These are high resolution, professional scans without detailed density and color correction.

Pro Scans. With pro scans, we spend extra time color grading and adjusting density throughout the scanning process for a more consistent look . We can also work with you over time to learn your style of photography and adapt our scanning techniques to compliment your work.

Post Production (editing). All of our scans are tailored to be a pure rendition of your exposures so that you can tweak and edit further if needed. We do not offer post-production services. However, we do manage density while scanning to ensure tonal accuracy.

Dust. While we do our best to keep our lab dust-free, note that dust can be present in scans on occasion (more common on B&W than color).

We offer pushing up to 3 stops on C-41 film and we offer custom push/pull speeds for B&W film.

Please mark each individual roll when pushing or pulling. If you do not mark the actual roll, we cannot guarantee the roll will get processed as requested.

By default, we ship negatives back to you 1-2 weeks after order completion. If you need them back immediately, just let us know. If you do not want the negatives, please check 'Dispose' on your order form.

We accept most all disposable cameras. When placing an order online, select C-41 35mm for color cameras and B/W 35mm for black and white cameras.

Orders are checked into production the following business day after arrival. If the package is delivered to us on Tuesday, you should receive an email on Wednesday confirming we have started processing your order.

Blank rolls can happen when film is not properly loaded into the camera, or when the camera is malfunctioning. There is no way to know the roll is blank until we develop it and view the negative.

In the case of a blank roll we still need to charge for the chemical processing, but not for scans/prints. We will contact you upon order completion and send a store credit in place of the amount paid for scans/prints. Please note that you are always welcome to email us and request a refund instead of the store credit.