35mm & 120 P&P
Professional
35mm P&P
E6
 
 

35mm Process & Print - Standard

Your film is processed and borderless colour-corrected fixed format prints are produced from each good negative on gloss surface paper. This service uses digital scanning technology to provide a fast, top-quality process & print service at a competitive price. Our standard service is ideal for general photography such as family photos, holiday photos and landscapes.

 
35mm and 120 Process & Print - Professional

Your film is processed and borderless, colour-corrected machine prints on satin matt or gloss surface paper are then produced from each correctly exposed negative. Each print is then carefully assessed for density and colour balance and reprinted if necessary.

The prints produced are from substantially the whole of the negative. A certain amount of cropping is unavoidable and it's important to choose a print size that matches the negative format to minimise this (see notes on cropping).

Our professional process & print service is the most cost-effective way of obtaining high-quality, colour-corrected prints at the time of film processing. The film is processed and, because this is a fixed price service with no refunds for unexposed negatives, the prints are heavily discounted. Multiple rolls of film and extra prints produced at the same time offer even better value for money.

Our professional service is ideal for weddings, studio portraiture, glamour photography or where flesh tones and colour consistency are paramount. This service is specifically recommended for all professional and specialist C41 process films.

 

35mm and 120 Process & Print - E6

Your film processed and superb quality prints are produced direct from your transparencies on Fuji Crystal
Archive gloss paper surface. This is a digital process and print service using new technology RGB photo-digital laser printers.

This technique produces superior quality prints with pin-sharp detail and saturation that cannot be achieved
using traditional methods such as internegatives or process R3.