Craft Tips > Photography > Developing FilmNovember 11, 2010

Developing Old Film

I have some old negatives that I would like to get developed and I can't find any place that does that anymore. Does anyone know of a place I can send them? Thanks so much.

By Jan from Springfield, MN

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11/16/2010

I took 2 rolls of film to Walgreens within the past 6-8 months and they were able to be developed.

I've used York (MCW posted their link below) and also Clark Color Labs:

http://www.clarkcolor.com/clark/welcome

At the bottom under "Our Services" you can click on "Send in film".

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11/12/2010

If you know someone with a scanner that has the part for film, ask them to scan & print. Epson & Cannon and some HP has this. Our Epson has that part & my son has scanned film dated by to the 1950's and they came out beautiful.

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11/11/2010

I believe that York Photo can develop them. Here is the website:

http://www.yorkphoto.com

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