View Full Version : Cheapest film developing


kipling
28-08-2005, 15:51
where is the cheapest place to get a 35mm film developed with 36 exposures?

willman
28-08-2005, 16:08
Originally posted by kipling
where is the cheapest place to get a 35mm film developed with 36 exposures?

trupost, boots

mr chris
28-08-2005, 19:25
35mm? ooooooooo I've switched to medium format and I ain't looking back.

Jacobs (just off the Moor) is quite good and probably about the cheapest... Depends what size and things.

Strix
28-08-2005, 19:51
Asda?

Depends what size etc. I always used to shop round for the offers on the 7x5s :thumbsup: Usually wound up in Boots or Jessops - Jessops quality is more reliabe ;)

hj dary
29-08-2005, 07:25
Ive been using Asda for my digital prints.

Recently I got a new camera and the picture quality is amazing but when I printed them through the computer printer they came out rubbish. I was thinking about buying a new printer to keep up with the camera but now Ive found Asda I might not bother!

They do 50 7x5's for £7. We have just had some of the boy done and posted them off to the family in County Durham and the quality is fantastic. Plus for seven quid you can afford to copy them over and over.


ttfn

Joanna
29-08-2005, 13:51
You could try the chemist 'Savers' I know they are cheap for 24 photos as I use them.

shd999
29-08-2005, 16:29
if youve got a digi camera try photobox dot com. 10p a print next day delivery, very good service. best used through googles piccaso

UnkleBob
30-08-2005, 16:31
Cheapest? Poundland do a postal service via Truprint i think, but it is as ever a case of you get what you pay for.
I work in an "expensive" lab and am amazed at the prints we see from cheaper labs that come in for re-prints covered in dust, scratches, and bizarre colours, anything but lifelike!
If your memories/photos mean anything, dig deep and pay the £6 or so it'll cost at a proper lab! Try it once, you may be surprised!