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- Does anyone know of a good place online where I can send my 35mm B&W film to get processed? There aren't many places in my city which does it, and if they do, they usually post them to some place else. So I'm just trying to cut out the middle man to keep costs down.
- Jessops. Boots. Kodac and a photo printing place.
VanillaFace: fucking gays
J3SSiiCA: who u callin gay?
VanillaFace: Gay people.
VanillaFace: OBV you thick fuck.
Ashz wrote:
i can devlope it for u
Charge him millions. For my very important input, I demand a 40% cut of the profit.
VanillaFace: fucking gays
J3SSiiCA: who u callin gay?
VanillaFace: Gay people.
VanillaFace: OBV you thick fuck.
- if i was u id keep away from any photo kiosks in places like boots. the prices are rediculous and the quality is shit. go to google and try TRUPRINT. Theyre awsome
LeighRoy wrote:
if i was u id keep away from any photo kiosks in places like boots. the prices are rediculous and the quality is shit. go to google and try TRUPRINT. Theyre awsomehow dare you
for starters you cant do 35mm film processing on photo kiosks because its digital printing
and second of all the quality isn't shit and isn't ridiculously priced
if you wanted your 35mm film processed in boots now you can get a half price extra set £1.50 and a half price cd £1.00
as you can tell i work there in the photo department, never printed a bad quality picture

Ashz wrote:
still wouldnt be as good as if i did it tho

hahahha
pffft ash!


I do apologise caught the wrong end of the stick. I have had bad experiences with photo kiosks, i didnt actually mean 35mm films, i read the post wrong. I do apologise
LeighRoy wrote:
I do apologise caught the wrong end of the stick. I have had bad experiences with photo kiosks, i didnt actually mean 35mm films, i read the post wrong. I do apologise
its ok, i wasnt being that serious




