film processing

We’re passionate about keeping the art of film alive and are happy to work with our customers for a great developing experience. Please let us know ahead of developing if your film requires special treatment.

Negatives & transparencies can be returned to you cut and sleeved in PrintFile archival binder sheets. 135 rolls are cut into 7 (strips) x 6 (frames) & 120 rolls are cut into 4 (strips) x 2-4 (frames). If you wish your negatives cut differently please let us know when you place your order!

  • Cartoon character of a green battery with eyes, a smile, and limbs, waving with one hand and pointing with the other, wearing yellow shoes and a blue sleeve, against a light blue background.

    Black & White

    Processed in Kodak XTOL

    *Please note that specialty black & white films - such as Lomography Babylon, Fantôme, & Orca - will take longer to develop as we must develop them differently than other film stocks.

  • A cartoon spray paint can character with big eyes, a big smile showing a tongue, wearing sneakers, gloves, and a black spray nozzle hat, waving with one hand on a yellow background.

    C-41 (Colour Negative)

    Processed in Kodak C-41 Color Developer

    We will only push or pull C-41 if you bring us 8 rolls of film pushed or pulled the same amount.

  • Animated character resembling a vintage cartoon cup with a smiling face, large eyes, red shoes, and a black top hat, making a peace sign with one hand against a purple background.

    E-6 (Colour Positive)

    Processed in Unicolor Rapid E6

    E-6 orders will take longer than regular processing times. We must collect 12 rolls before we start a batch of E-6. We do accept single roll drop offs but please understand that your wait time could vary.

We develop all C-41 colour negative film in Kodak C-41 Color Negative Developer to achieve the best results from all film stocks, including Kodak Professional films, such as Portra and Ektar.

Please note that film processing is development only - scans and/or prints are additional services, available upon request.


We do not develop cinema or ECN-2 film.

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  • A set of ten colorful bowling balls, in red, blue, green, yellow, and teal, resting on a metal ball return system, on a wooden bowling alley floor.
  • A person standing on a subway platform, holding a camera, waiting for a train as it approaches. There are other commuters in the background.
  • A dog sitting on a table next to a person who is counting Canadian paper money, with English and Chinese characters visible on some bills. The person's legs and feet are visible in the foreground.
  • Grocery store aisle with large water jugs, purple and red fuel containers, boxes, and a refrigerated display case.
  • Person wearing a leopard print coat, dark pants, and boots, bending forward on a snowy, icy sidewalk, with a white plush hat with pom-poms on their head, a backpack, and their hands behind their head, in an alleyway with buildings and a parked car in the background.
  • A woman walking her dog near a parking garage in black and white
  • Empty restaurant with a caution sign on the floor.
  • Stacked metal chairs next to a potted tree indoors.
  • Pile of trash including black garbage bags, tires, wooden boards, and furniture next to a yellow car in a backyard.
  • A fluffy white dog with a black nose and tongue hanging out, being petted on the head by a person. The scene is black and white, and the dog is surrounded by people, some wearing striped clothing.
  • A man in a blue striped shirt sitting at a table in a dimly lit cafe or restaurant, holding a smartphone up to his face and smiling. There is a glass of iced tea with a straw in front of him, and the background shows other patrons and shelves with various items.
  • A person with short dark hair wearing a dark blazer, partially obscured by yellow and red autumn leaves, outdoors among trees.