Drew's Camera & Film Lab
Noblesville, USA
“Develop + Scan Develop Only (NO SCANS) Scan Only”
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“Standard C-41 Film processing in our Fujifilm processor for consistent and quality results, every time. Black & white processed carefully by hand.”
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“We accept 35mm, 110, 120, IX240, and disposables in both color (C-41) and black & white!”
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“Small RAW (TIF) Basic Premium PRO (TIF) Push/Pull Select... None -3 Stops -2 Stops -1 Stop +1 Stop”
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“Film scanning is done with the renowned Fuji Frontier SP3000 for unmatched shadow detail and exemplary color science.”
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“Order online ahead and drop it off at one of our drop boxes located at one of the local small businesses listed below!”
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“Mail-In: We will process mail-in orders within 3-7 business days”
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“Click Here to see our scan size guide! $12.00 Services Film Processing & Scanning”
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