This Sunday 29th August 2010. All C41 film developing only costs $5.50 per roll. Colour films only. I will be here from 1pm.
And dont forget to say the magic word ” CRAZY TOM ” to get this special offer
Our CBD Shop,
303 Pitt St. Sydney
Fotolab.com.au
update: Due to high web traffic our main website is down, for now please see our blog http://blog.fotolab.com.au/, or just come in and say "CRAZY TOM"
what if I stitch 10 rolls together? will that be $5.50 (:
Reading this I found myself surprised to think that anyone still uses film cameras.
A bit like finding out that people were still buying records or cassettes or video tapes.
I was clearing out a drawer a while back and found an undeveloped roll of film. I have no idea what's on it, so it'd be interesting to get it developed and find out!
Is there a time limit for undeveloped film? We've got a roll from ages ago that's still undeveloped.
There was a case where a picture taken in 1980 wasn't developed until 10 years later (I think). That was B&W film though, don't know whether colour film would last that long. Still, you might be surprised.
I guess it would depend on how the film was stored. Generally you'd keep it in the fridge, but it can be very hit a miss. I had an old roll from I'm guessing 6 years ago, but it was almost blank when developed. I'd say for the few dollars - with this deal or elsewhere - get it done, get a contact sheet, then you'll know if it's worth having prints done.
Your website doesn't work. Not a good start is it? :(
Film? What's that? was my first reaction. My second reaction was maybe some slide film users could use it, but you are offering C-41 which is negative film (prints) developing. How many print film users are left?
the website should work, maybe there is too much traffic, please try refresh
you guys killed our server !!
we will fix it asap
We can cross process your E6 slide films. In c41. lots lomographers love cross process. anyway if you like slide film develop. We do that on site too. may be next special is slide film.
What the hell is this "film" of which you speak?
Isn't it "Filum"? :)
Wow, havent had film developed in years!
Colour film only? Why is that?
Because it's more automated and fast turnaround. We can develop a film in 8 min.
heh, if only you were in brisbane…