35mm Film Processing
has many options for the photographer. First, is which film process to use C-41 color negative, B&W negative or E6 color positive. The options are for the many uses available for the film shooter. You can have the film processed normally or pushed for an increase in contrast and graininess or pulled to cut developing time and soften the look. The film is delivered back either uncut or in a page file sheet.
Prints
can be ordered in various sizes of 4x6, 5x7 and 8x10 with a choice of no border, white border or sloppy black border. Two (2) paper surface choices of either Luster (Semi-Matte) or Glossy.
Scans
are available in 4 resolutions, choice of .jpg or .tiff files and delivery by email, flash drive, or CD. The difference in the resolutions are the file size or pixel dimensions of each frame. They are 2048x3088 (18.1MB), 2376x3583 (24.4MB), 3339x5035 (48.1MB) and 4492x6774 (87.1MB). The larger the file, the more you can enlarge or crop and not have pixelization or jagged edges. The file format of .jpg is a compressed file very popular because you can use less room on your card or drive. The file format of .tiff is uncompressed and is lossless.
