Developing and scanning service for color negative film. This popular celluloid processing technique eliminates the bleach function during the developing process of color film, leaving a black and white layer over the color image, giving them a cinematic look.

Some of the films developed using this process are:
Saving Private Ryan, Fight Club, Delicatessen, Man on Fire.

For roll film:

35mm includes disposable cameras and half frame

For sheet film:

4×5: Up to 4 sheets
5×7: Up to 2 sheets
8×10: Every 1 sheet

Pull/Push:

(+ $1.50) each
4 & 5 film push are very experimental processes

You can personalize your scans with these options:

Rough Scan: Specks and dust on the film for a textured look
Overscan: Visible film perforations/edges

Some of the films developed using this process are:
Saving Private Ryan, Fight Club, Delicatessen, Man on Fire.

For roll film:

35mm includes disposable cameras and half frame

For sheet film:

4×5: Up to 4 sheets
5×7: Up to 2 sheets
8×10: Every 1 sheet

Pull/Push:

(+ $1.50) each
4 & 5 film push are very experimental processes

You can personalize your scans with these options:

Rough Scan: Specks and dust on the film for a textured look
Overscan: Visible film perforations/edges

Some of the films developed using this process are:
Saving Private Ryan, Fight Club, Delicatessen, Man on Fire.

For roll film:

35mm includes disposable cameras and half frame

For sheet film:

4×5: Up to 4 sheets
5×7: Up to 2 sheets
8×10: Every 1 sheet

Pull/Push:

(+ $1.50) each
4 & 5 film push are very experimental processes

You can personalize your scans with these options:

Rough Scan: Specks and dust on the film for a textured look
Overscan: Visible film perforations/edges

Silver Retention