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For over 45 years, The Darkroom lab has specialized in professional Dip & Dunk Film Developing

Our award-winning photo lab has developed millions of rolls of film and we still love it!

Let’s develop some film, it’s easy!

1 What do you have?

35mm

120/220/620

Single Use Camera

110/126/Advantix

Developed Negs

Sheet Film

1 What do you have?

35mm

120/220/620

Single Use Camera

110/126/Advantix

Developed Negs

Sheet Film

2 Scans

Small Fish

Standard Scans For small prints

Medium Fish

recommended Enhanced Scans For prints up to 11x14

Large Fish

Super Scan Best for large output

3 Prints

No Print

No Prints

Color Fish

Color Prints

Black and White Print

B&W Silver Halide Prints

Scan - Bigger Is Better Larger resolution gives you more options.

How it Works

Send your Film

SEND YOUR FILM

Using our postage-paid mailer

Developed Film

Professionally

Developed Film

Web Gallery

Free Digital

Web Gallery

YOU WILL GET

Professionally developed negs, scans & web download.

Photo DVD

Optional Photo

DVD or USB Drive

Genuine Photo Prints

Optional

Genuine Photo Prints

OPTIONS

We can also mail you prints, or a DVD/USB with your images.

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My go-to Photo Lab for professional film developing. The darkroom is always fast and consistent with high quality scans perfect for impatient photographers like me!

 

Jonathan Paragas

Professional photographer and YouTube personality

San Francisco, California
man

I have been using The Darkroom for a year of my 6 years of shooting film, and it is the best lab I have used. The consistency of quality scans with such a fast turn around is unbeatable!

 

 

Danni Farnsworth

Danni is an avid film photographer and writer from

Sacramento, CA
man

I just wanted to thank you so much for the work that you did. It was a joy to see our old family film and other things that have been hidden from us this many years. You made it so easy to get this years-on-my-to-do-list task done!

Matt Day

Avid photographer and YouTube Personality

Chillicothe, Ohio
man

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Pushing and Pulling Film
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My personal favorite black and white film for 120 is Delta 3200
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Rangefinder vs SLR
July 28th, 2020

Shoot Low light films without flash or tripod.
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April 26th, 2020

How do you meter for scenes like this?
April 24th, 2020

Pushing Film – Overcast and Interior Lowlight examples
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April 20th, 2020

Need to develop an old roll of film? We can help.