We are very excited to announce our acquisition of a Noritsu minilab 3502, a Noritsu HS 1800 and A Noritsu V30 film processor. These are (or where) state of the art film processing systems that used to sit in the back of every Boots and Woolworths store and always gave off that distinct lab smell when you walked in.
These machines have been purchased predominantly to facilitate the use of our free darkrooms (the developing film part is boring compared to using an enlarger and seeing your prints develop!) This means that we cannot sustain the volume throughput required to keep the chemistry of the machines in check.
Therefore, we are offering for 35mm and 120 film:
Free negative development and scans at base resolution (Image size ~1mb) scans sent via email
Medium resolution (Image size ~4mb) development & scanning £4 a roll sent via email
High resolution (Image size ~20mb) development & scanning £10 a roll
Negatives returned (up to 20 rolls) – £3.00
6×4 prints – £5.00 a roll including postage and packaging
Please send your films to:
ClickAsnap FAO film dev dept
83 High Street,
Wimborne
Dorset,
BH21 1HS
Then email Tom@clickasnap.com with your requirements
We run our machines 3 times a week so turnaround is typically 24 hours
Please note the films must be the C41 process
PS Don’t forget to add them to ClickAsnap once you get the scans back and you can earn money when your photos are looked at. It’s completely free to join too!
16 Responses
What value stamp is needed for 4 no. 35mm films printed and scanned?
Thanks
£5 should do it. Include a USB stick for the scans
Can I Use PayPal?
No need to scan, I’ll do it.
Tks
Yes, email tom@clickasnap.com for details
So not Black abd White then…just colour?
It depends, there are many black and white films that are C41 process
Hi there! How long are you running this for, and is it really just free if I supply an SAE for return of negatives? And only C41? Thanks!
Until we decide not to. Yes it’s really free and yes it’s C41 only
Hi so 120 c41 free dev and print ? Just supply sae? Thanks Louise
Yes, that is correct
Hi – I’m a bit confused by this
“This means that we cannot sustain the volume throughput required to keep the chemistry of the machines in check”
Please can you explain?
I thought that these machines needed lots of throughput and replenishment to keep active – which is what you seem to say. But with free processing, won’t this be the case?.
Yes, that’s exactly why we’re doing this. To maintain that high throughput 🙂
Can you do contact prints, on 10×8 paper? If so, how much would they cost? Thanks.
It would be about £5 per print
I’ve got approx 30 undeveloped film rolls..how would this work for me please? Many thanks!
Just send them to our address and if you only want low res scans then ensure your email address is in there and we’ll send them over to you