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PhotoSynthesis

Ames, USA

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“Film is developed, then can be scanned or printed, and digital images will be uploaded to a private gallery on our website for easy downloading.”

photosynthesisia.com · checked 3 Jun 2026 · archived copy

“Color C41 Developing ... Black & White C41 Film Processing and Black & White Film Processing ... E6 (Positive/Slide Film) 35mm ... Cine Film (ECN2) 35mm”

photosynthesisia.com · checked 3 Jun 2026 · archived copy

“Film Formats Supported: 35mm, 110mm, 120mm”

photosynthesisia.com · checked 3 Jun 2026 · archived copy

“Push-processing means the film gets less light than the ISO number would suggest (i.e. nighttime shots), and thus needs a longer exposure time.”

photosynthesisia.com · checked 21 Aug 2026 · archived copy

“Order online and mail us your film.”

photosynthesisia.com · checked 3 Jun 2026 · archived copy

“Items produced by partner labs can have a 2-3 week turnaround. These items indicate this in their description, and are applicable for cardstock card orders, film, notepads, books”

photosynthesisia.com · checked 21 Aug 2026 · archived copy

“Black & White C41 35mm: "As low as $10.00"; Color C41 35mm: "As low as $21.00"; 120mm color: "As low as $12.00"”

photosynthesisia.com · checked 3 Jun 2026 · archived copy

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Getting there

Address
317 Main Street, Ames 50010
Opening hours
Tue–Sat10:00–16:00
Phone
515-232-8050

Read from the lab’s own site on 26 Aug 2026.

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