Could I get this film developed at CVS?
1112893
CVS process film but make sure before hand if the one near it does it in case. On the other note, they process film in C41 process which is only appropriate for color film not black & white. So you sadly you cannot process this type of film (B&W;) at CVS. Since I am still a student, I process my own B&W; film at school and to be honest I am not sure there is a place that processes B&W; film.
1112894
No. You need to find a lab that processes black and white. That will probably be a pro lab.
265243
There are a few places. You can go to a camera store or go to the-impossible-project.com. I buy my film there.
256188
I don't know for sure but the company is very responsive to inquiries such as yours. During the ordering process there is an opportunity to ask pertinent questions. I think they can do that but you need to ask to make certain.
1589106
The product is so well made I'm assuming that the company can accommodate that. You should be able to connect with their customer service.
352225
Walgreens has machines that can develop this film. If possible, try and find a camera store that develops film and stick with it. They have better trained employees and more experience. At some stores, I have encountered poorly trained staff and people who appeared to not really care.
1678227
No. This is not a digital camera, it has a roll of 35mm film inside which has to be developed at CVS, Walgreen's etc.
1440773
No , try the business that sells it which is Mix Wholessle ... Email is spohnglobal@gmail ... Ask them they should respond within 8 hours
1911665
i think you need impossible project film: http://shop.the-impossible-project.com/shop/film [not cheap]
944079
I usually go to Walgreens Drug Store. They have a one hour Photo Developing Service, and will develop your pictures.
1055268
I bought my film from 'the impossible project' website. I googled what type of film it needed, then googled who sold it:)
1294544
Hello, We can send you a sample of the film if you would like to conduct some tests on it.
1907484
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!
1059484
Have you tried the manufacturer? If not, perhaps a restaurant supply company may be able to help.
1697364
Yes, providing you have access to a Fujifilm Center or certified Fujifilm merchant.
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I do not believe that you can. You might try contacting the company directly and see what they offer.
780090
I'll start with, I have no idea, and proceed with I doubt it. From a labor point it'd be cheaper to make it overseas. If I REALLY had to know I would contact the company and see. Also, if it were made here I would advertise that. Just my $.02.
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depends on the movie, there are a few out there and you have to see fine print:)