Where can I find a good lab to develop this film?
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That's incorrect, most Walgreen / CVS places will not process anything other than c41, and this is not c41 B&W; film.
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There is aftermerket film you can buy. I think its called impossible project. It is a little expensive, but at least its out there.
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Any lab supply place should have them. I use Lake Charles MFG. Web:http://www.lcmlab.com
1911666
i think you need impossible project film:http://shop.the-impossible-project.com/shop/film[not cheap]
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I send mine off through the mail to a company called "The Darkroom" they are amazing! Based in California... you can go to their website and print out a free shipping label. Its convenient and affordable - I use them about once a month for my film developing! You could also google local photo labs in your area if you need something close by.
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No. Perhaps faintly but I wouldn't count on it. Needs to be transparency film. I'd recommend Apollo.
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I'm sure if you look in the secondary markets you can find one. This is an older system and isn't widely available. The one I have is several years old and it still holds enoufh life for 4 hours of movies and isn't drained.
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I have never tried it but 3M CG3700 color transparency film (available from Amazon) would be my choice for an initial trial. It SHOULD work very well according to reviews.
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I really don't know. But I do know I would not recommend this product. The film was poor and discolored. I had to return the product.
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You can get some film at https://shop.the-impossible-project.com/shop/film?gclid=CKT32YSOl8UCFRBo7Aod3joAkA
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I hope you mean labs as in dogs and not as in mad scientist. The machine should work, BUT a couple of weeks ago mine stopped working. No warning, just stopped. I've been too busy to call and complain but I will. It's too expensive to conk out.
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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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The new film should be in a tray. If not you have either the wrong film or defective film.
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I'd suggest shooting Creative Labs an email. They are super helpful and have always fixed my issues I have had in the past.
160662
Hello Bronwyn,The film is being manufactured by the impossible project and you can buy it here on Amazon. Just search for 600 film.
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I have already answered your question. It doesn't matter which size------it was the right size, but the film was bad and we won't be trying to send money out there for another chance of bad film. Thank you!
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You can probally use photo booth or any type of live camera program I use movie maker on my windows pc and it works fine so I would assume any will work