OldSchoolPhotoLab

6 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from March 14, 2018
  

  Marcella R. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a very reliable service that takes old school slides and converts into digital? I’d prefer something local so I can drop off/pick up myself rather than shipping. Thanks!!

  

  Dave S. replied:

  Not local, but I highly recommend OldSchoolPhotoLab.com in Dover, NH.

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• Referral from November 10, 2017
  

  Samantha C. asked:

  Any recommendations on where to get C-41 film developed in town that won’t break the bank?

  

  Mike D. replied:

  I highly recommend oldschoolphotolab.com. It's a mail in service but they are fast, do great work, and mail back your negatives (unlike walgreens). They are based in New Hampshire.

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• Referral from May 20, 2015
  

  Zisis G. asked:

  Hi everybody, I' ve found this film inside the Brownie, that just arrived! Does anyone knows where I can find informations, about how to develop it? Thank you!

  

  Charles M. replied:

  oldschoolphotolab.com

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• Referral from September 1, 2014
  

  Dana B. asked:

  I am getting back into medium format photography using a Bronica SQ-A. Can anyone recommend a good mail order lab for: (a) developing film (color prints, B&W prints, and color slides); and (b) enlargements from color and B&W negatives? I would also appreciate any suggestions for a local lab on Long Island. Thanks.

  

  Dana B. replied:

  I appreciate all the feedback. I have done some preliminary reseach on the internet. Dwaynes' Photo, North Coast Photographic Services, and ProLab both came up with high marks. I was going to test Fromex Photo & Digital (http://fromex.com/index.html), Old School Photo Lab (http://oldschoolphotolab.com/), and Philadehia Photographics (http://www.philadelphiaphotographics.com/mp_includes/body.asp). Has anyone had an experience with any of these three labs?

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• Referral from July 8, 2015
  

  Kim S. asked:

  Looking for suggestions of somewhere to get an old roll of 110 film developed. Walgreens doesn't process "real" film and WalMart sends it out; I'd like to take it somewhere local. Thanks!!

  

  Tim L. replied:

  Kim, the folks in the Raleigh Photo Group frequently suggest this lab for their quality, price and speed. http://oldschoolphotolab.com

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• Referral from June 15, 2015
  

  Debi L. asked:

  Does anyone know where you can still get 35mm film developed? TIA

  

  Tim L. replied:

  http://oldschoolphotolab.com/

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