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Oscar's Photo Lab

San Francisco, USA

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“Whether you're working with 35mm, 120, or 220 film, our team of experts is ready to handle all of your film processing needs. ... Printing and Scanning are additional.”

oscarsphotolab.com · checked 3 Jun 2026 · archived copy

“Black & White (B&W) ... Color ... E6”

oscarsphotolab.com · checked 3 Jun 2026 · archived copy

“Whether you're working with 35mm, 120, or 220 film ... 4x5, 5x7, 8x10”

oscarsphotolab.com · checked 3 Jun 2026 · archived copy

“Push/Pull ... $2”

oscarsphotolab.com · checked 3 Jun 2026 · archived copy

“The Hasselblad IMACON scanner is renowned for its ability to reproduce all the subtle details embedded in your negatives ... Our IMACON 848 scanning service is available in various sizes and resolutio”

oscarsphotolab.com · checked 3 Jun 2026 · archived copy

“Can't make it to our store? No problem! Simply click here for more information on how to mail your film to us.”

oscarsphotolab.com · checked 3 Jun 2026 · archived copy

“Single frame Standard: $1.50 | Super: $2.00 ... 35mm uncut roll Standard: $10 | Super: $15 ... IMACON 848 ranges from $25 (300 dpi at 10") to $110 (300 dpi at 40")”

oscarsphotolab.com · checked 3 Jun 2026 · archived copy

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Getting there

Address
790 Brannan Street, San Francisco 94103
Opening hours
Mo-Fr 10:00-17:00; Sa 10:00-13:00
Phone
(514) 931-8820

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