35mm Develop + Scan

Film Type

Color

Standard C-41 color negative film processing. Includes all major brands like Kodak Portra, Fujifilm, CineStill, Lomography and other consumer/professional color films.

Black + White

Traditional black and white film processing using standard chemistry. Covers most conventional B&W films. (Note: Some special process films like Ilford XP2 require C-41 chemistry.)

Editing Package

Everyday

Basic color correction and exposure adjustment to ensure balanced, natural-looking scans. Dust removal and minor spotting included. The scanner used will be chosen based on availability.

Mood Board

Adds a second color correction pass on top of the Everyday editing package. This correction step maximizes consistency across your entire roll, correcting for color and contrast variations introduced by the scanner. We will do our best to match your work to the style of the selected mood board. We will take care of selecting the scanner required to best achieve the look of the mood board.

Signature

This package gives you full control over the scanning and editing process, while also adding a secondary color correction pass over in-scanner adjustments. This correction step maximizes consistency across your entire roll, correcting for color and contrast variations introduced by the scanner. Includes best-effort matching to a supplied reference image on your choice of scanner hardware.

Scanner

Lab Choice

Our team selects the optimal scanner based on your film type, resolution needs, and editing package to deliver the best results.

Frontier

A highly-regarded professional scanner known for an idealistic color palette, cool shadows, and stronger contrast.

Noritsu

Professional-grade scanner offering warm color rendering, fine detail capture, and softer contrast than the Frontier.

Resolution

Everyday

Perfect for web sharing, social media, and prints up to 8x12". Smaller file sizes for easy storage and sharing.

Normal

Suitable for most printing needs up to 24x36" and general archival purposes. Good balance of quality and file size.

Large

Maximum resolution for enlargements up to 30x45", detailed editing, and professional archival. Large file sizes.

Push / Pull

Pull -1 Stop

Underdevelop film by one stop to reduce contrast and grain. Use when film was accidentally overexposed or for softer, more muted results.

None

Standard development at box speed (normal processing). Recommended for most applications.

Push +1 Stop

Overdevelop film by one stop to increase contrast and effective film speed. Ideal for underexposed film or when shooting in low light.

Push +2 Stops

Overdevelop film by two stops for maximum contrast and grain. Used for intentionally underexposed film or creative high-contrast effects. Results in noticeably increased grain.