Film development

Lab menu

Current turnaroundC-41: 3-7 business days

Develop + Scan

$15

Processing with JPEG or TIFF scan delivery.

Develop Only

$10

Processing only. No scans.

Push / Pull

$3 / stop

C-41 exposure adjustment.

Accepted Formats

35MM / 110 / APS

Disposable cameras, 35mm, 110, and APS.

Main Process

C-41

Color negative film.

Specialty Process

B&W / E-6

Specialty batches. Longer turnaround.

How to drop off film

  1. Bring film to BMC inside Wild Goose Vintage & Thrift.
  2. Include name, contact info, film type, scan preference, and push/pull notes if needed.
  3. Scans are delivered by download link.

Scan options

Full-border DSLR scans

Made with a DSLR setup. Film edges included.

Full-border DSLR scan of a house between trees, with Kodak film edges visible
Full-border DSLR scan of Half Dome, with the film edges visible
Full-border DSLR scan of a mountain wall, with the film edges visible

Lab photos

Noritsu Film Processor
Processor Path Detail
Open Processor Bed
Regular Border Sample
Open Transport Section
Color Chemistry
Full Border Sample
Frame Edge Detail
Camera Shelf Frame
Archival Shelf Frame
Disposable Camera Frame
High Desert Sign Frame
Desert Road Frame
Sunset Palm Frame
Interior Light Frame
Concert Wide Frame
Concert Soft Frame
Concert Vertical Frame
Stage Color Frame

Film lab policy

Film results can be affected by age, storage, exposure, camera condition, heat, loading, and development variables.

Good to know

What film can I drop off?

Disposable cameras, 35mm, 110, and APS film are accepted.

What processes are available?

C-41 is the main process. Black-and-white and E-6 are handled in specialty batches; turnaround may be longer.

JPEG or TIFF?

JPEG files are smaller and ready to share. TIFF files retain more image information for editing and archiving.

Can I get full-border scans?

Yes. Regular scans show the image area. Full-border scans also include the film edge.

Can C-41 be pushed or pulled?

Yes. Push and pull development is available for C-41 at $3 per stop.

At the counter

Film to develop?
Camera to check?