Typically I have Walgreens (a drug store) develop my 35mm film and put on a cd. Does anyone know where I can have this 120 film developed?
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These days it's become a lot harder to get 120 color film developed. But if you search for 'photo labs' on Google you might be able to find a few local labs that will be able to develop for you. If you can't find anything local, many labs across the country have mail-in services where you can mail film to them and they'll develop and send you the negative back, with prints or scans if you require. Check out Lomography http://shop.lomography.com/us/services Richard Photo Lab http://www.richardphotolab.com/ And Ken Rockwell also has a list of available photo lab services http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/labs.htm Working with 120 can be a bit difficult to get it developed but it's totally worth it in the end. Good luck!
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These days it's become a lot harder to get 120 color film developed. But if you search for 'photo labs' on Google you might be able to find a few local labs that will be able to develop for you.If you can't find anything local, many labs across the country have mail-in services where you can mail film to them and they'll develop and send you the negative back, with prints or scans if you require.Check outLomographyhttp://shop.lomography.com/us/servicesRichard Photo Labhttp://www.richardphotolab.com/And Ken Rockwell also has a list of available photo lab serviceshttp://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/labs.htmWorking with 120 can be a bit difficult to get it developed but it's totally worth it in the end. Good luck! These days it's become a lot harder to get 120 color film developed. But if you search for 'photo labs' on Google you might be able to find a few local labs that will be able to develop for you.If you can't find anything local, many labs across the country have mail-in services where you can mail film to them and they'll develop and send you the negative back, with prints or scans if you require.Check outLomographyhttp://shop.lomography.com/us/servicesRichard Photo Labhttp://www.richardphotolab.com/And Ken Rockwell also... » Read More These days it's become a lot harder to get 120 color film developed. But if you search for 'photo labs' on Google you might be able to find a few local labs that will be able to develop for you.If you can't find anything local, many labs across the country have mail-in services where you can mail film to them and they'll develop and send you the negative back, with prints or scans if you require.Check outLomographyhttp://shop.lomography.com/us/servicesRichard Photo Labhttp://www.richardphotolab.com/And Ken Rockwell also has a list of available photo lab serviceshttp://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/labs.htmWorking with 120 can be a bit difficult to get it developed but it's totally worth it in the end. Good luck! « Show Less
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bye a prepaid mail for 120 film in adorama and send film to Adorama or another different company
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HELLO LUCIUS, I am sorry I am not able to help because I am in India but would like to point out that to get responses you have to specify your location. NCPS is very good and comes highly recommended. Also, maybe you would like to consider the quality of the scan?
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The Diana F+ takes 120 film, so unless you have a 35mm back attachment this film will not work.
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Probably Walmart or somewhere like that. There is 1 tape included, if you buy the camera from me.
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I just took them to our local Rite Aid (they still have a small kiosk for photo developing) and ordered just the CD. I bet places like Costco, Walmart, Target would be able to as well....
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You can't use the 120-size film (which this item is) in your AE-1 because it's the wrong size. You can use the 35mm version of this film in it; it works great.
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So t17, do you have any advice about how to reasonably & inexpensively get digital videos made on a Flip onto DVD's? LUV LUV LUV the convenience of the Flip, but I was suprised that I can't just burn my videos to a DVD. Called Ritz Camera (at Flip's suggestion since they are 'authorized to create DVD's from the Flip'), and was shocked that I would need to give them the Flip for 10 days plus $29 for the first DVD and $15 for each subsequent copy. Yikes!! So to give my family (some of whom are elderly and don't have web access) 7 DVD copies of the cool little 18 minute movie I edited together from our July 4th party, I would have to spend $120! There's got to be a better way. Any suggestions?
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it takes the 35mm drop-in roll of film. it will rewind on it's own. and you can still buy the film from amazon. but it will be for more money if you buy it in bluk.
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I definitely know that this printer scans 120 film, and really well too. (i don't own one, ive just been researching quite deeply on this topic for a while). The question i want to know is, does this printer come with all of the attachments so you can scan 120 and 35mm film? I want to make sure of this before i buy it.
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don't bother--have taken many pics with drugstore 110--that was a while ago--always used Kodak film--pics always came out great--this film no! check out film from Germany etec--good luck.
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Yes. You can get this developed anywhere that processes film; Walgreens, Target, some Costco's, etc. But you should understand that the quality of the processing at these stores is hot-or-miss. If I may recommend using "The Darkroom" out of San Clemente, CA for the best quality anywhere. You'll get the film processed, digital images uploaded to your account for free, and you'll receive a Disc with your images and the negatives (prints if you order them) in the mail. https://thedarkroom.com/?gclid=CN-Fjpfr_8ICFTFp7Aod0QIAVg Good Luck!
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I just took mine to the local drugstore, like a Walgreens or Riteaid. They develope one time use cameras on most occasions.
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When I received mine it was in perfect condition with the film still intact. I'm sure the store on Amazon you purchased it from will replace your product when you fill out the form under your purchase options on Amazon.
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CVS provides best unedited results within a week and a half. Walmart, Walgreens, and many other places still develop film.
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You can get it developed at Costco, CVS, Rite Aid, or search on google maps for film developing shops near where you live.
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Just check on Dell's web site, using your own Express Service tag, what your computer came with. That is far more accurate than blindly checking out this model. Check your DVD unit (I call it optical disc unit, just have a more generic and meaningful name). You have two scenarios here: - You want to play these disc, but they already have content that was burned elsewhere. In that case, the easiest way is to try to play any commercial DVD movie feature that is about 2 hours or longer, which will all but guarantee that it was recorded in a Dual-Layer DVD. Another giveaway is that the capacity of that disc (not space available) is in the neighborhood of 8.5 GB. - You want to record on this media yourself. In that case, use the test above, and then check on the factory installed list you got online with your Express Service Tag on the Dell web site what your optical media unit is capable of: what can it read, what can it burn, and so on. It should be able to burn DVD-DLs, which are DVDs Dual Layer. I don't know what the previous answer is referring to with "third-rate manufacturer". I bought 2 of these bad boys already, and there is nothing third rate or shoddy about them. In contrast, I also bought 50-count Kodak media at the time to cover my basis with this dark horse of sorts, and at least 1 of every 3 discs failed. Mind you, I have professional tools to verify my burns. Optical Quantum never failed me once. Kodak, well ... let's say there is a reason they're now bankrupt. To answer your question, the real easy way to find out is to borrow a DVD DL from a acquaintance that has recorded stuff successfully, and try recording something on it using your computer.
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The new film should be in a tray. If not you have either the wrong film or defective film.
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So t17, do you have any advice about how to reasonably & inexpensively get digital videos made on a Flip onto DVD's? LUV LUV LUV the convenience of the Flip, but I was suprised that I can't just burn my videos to a DVD.Called Ritz Camera (at Flip's suggestion since they are 'authorized to create DVD's from the Flip'), and was shocked that I would need to give them the Flip for 10 days plus $29 for the first DVD and $15 for each subsequent copy. Yikes!! So to give my family (some of whom are elderly and don't have web access) 7 DVD copies of the cool little 18 minute movie I edited together from our July 4th party, I would have to spend $120! There's got to be a better way. Any suggestions? So t17, do you have any advice about how to reasonably & inexpensively get digital videos made on a Flip onto DVD's? LUV LUV LUV the convenience of the Flip, but I was suprised that I can't just burn my videos to a DVD.Called Ritz Camera (at Flip's suggestion since they are 'authorized to create DVD's from the Flip'), and was shocked that I would need to give them the Flip for 10 days plus $29 for the first DVD and $15 for each subsequent copy. Yikes!! So to give my family (some of whom are elderly and don't have web access) 7 DVD copies of the cool little 18 minute... » Read More So t17, do you have any advice about how to reasonably & inexpensively get digital videos made on a Flip onto DVD's? LUV LUV LUV the convenience of the Flip, but I was suprised that I can't just burn my videos to a DVD.Called Ritz Camera (at Flip's suggestion since they are 'authorized to create DVD's from the Flip'), and was shocked that I would need to give them the Flip for 10 days plus $29 for the first DVD and $15 for each subsequent copy. Yikes!! So to give my family (some of whom are elderly and don't have web access) 7 DVD copies of the cool little 18 minute movie I edited together from our July 4th party, I would have to spend $120! There's got to be a better way. Any suggestions? « Show Less