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35mm 120 Black and White Film Developing

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35mm 120 Black and White Film Developing*If you are looking for more developing options (Push Pull) please order from our website directly. Ordering is super easy: 1. Pick your film type and the other options you want. 2. Send your films to us using our FREEPOST (UK only) label or any delivery company within the UK. You can also drop off your film in our studio during opening hours (12 7pm, Monday to Saturday, Saturday closes at 6pm). 3. Your developed film will be in your hands within 4 6

*If you are looking for more developing options (Push/Pull) please order from our website directly. 

 Ordering is super easy:

1. Pick your film type and the other options you want.

2. Send your films to us using our FREEPOST (UK only) label or any delivery company within the UK.  You can also drop off your film in our studio during opening hours (12-7pm, Monday to Saturday, Saturday closes at 6pm).

3. Your developed film will be in your hands within 4-6 working days. And if you need your negatives back, we'll send them to you in just a few more days.

Don't forget to jot down your order number and name on a note with your films. We've got you covered!

 

FILM DEVELOPING FAQ

1. What are the digital resolutions for each film size (low, standard, high) for 35mm scans?

  • Low: ~1500x1000 pixels - Ideal for prints up to A5 size 
  • Medium: ~3000x2000 pixels - ideal for prints up to A3 size 
  • High: ~5444 x 3649 pixels - ideal for prints up to A1 size

2.What should I do if my film is blank?

If your colour film turns out entirely black, it is a rare occurrence but may be due to your camera or an issue with the development chemicals. In such an unfortunate case, we will refund 50% of the price of your order to you.

3. Do you offer pull / push process?

We can only provide pull / push processing up to 2 stops for BLACK & WHITE film ONLY, we will charge an extra £2 per stop.

Unfortunately, we do not offer pull / push process for all C41 & ECN2 processing.

If you want us to pull / push your bw film, please make a note on the film indicating your preference.

4. What if I select "Develop only"?

If you choose "develop only," your film will be developed without scanning or sharing through a drive. Once developed, the negatives will be sent back to you by cut off 4 or 6 frames (35mm).

5. What if my parcel gets lost?

While it's uncommon, if your parcel does get lost, we will issue a 50% refund of your entire payment. Such incidents are rare. However, because our free post label is Royal Mail 1st class with no tracking, if the items you are sending are valuable, we recommend purchasing a delivery service with a tracking number to ensure the parcel's safety.

6. Where should I send the films?

Please send them to the following address:

J&A Photography Studio Unit 12,

The Forum, 127 Devonshire Street,

Sheffield

S3 7SB 

NOTE: If you are handwritting our address remember to include our free post label code: 

Freepost RUEB–ZLHZ–XREX

7. What does “BMP” mean? 

BMP is an uncompressed image format used in software like Photoshop, suitable for color adjustments for professional photographers. However, it can't be opened in Lightroom for viewing or editing.

8. What is the “free post label”? 

Free post label is a Royal Mail 1st class label that can deliver your parcel to our studio without any charge, it normally takes 1-3 working days to arrive. However, please note that this label is 1st class without tracking, if you need other shipping methods to secure your films, you can always purchase alternative shipping services from post office. 

For further inquiries, do not hesitate to contact us directly.

 

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We offer expert B&W photo developing, including HP5 push to 800, delivering consistent results with the best black and white film tones for portraits, landscapes, and artistic projects. Whether you need 35mm film processing by post, 120 film developing by mail, or disposable camera developing by post, we ensure every roll is handled with care and precision.

 

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