Where can I develop this film?

Question

I have a Diana F+ camera from Lomography.com. It came with 3 rolls of something called "120 film". I am at a complete loss for where to get this film developed any suggestions? I live in California, East Bay Area if that helps

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Most pro camera shops will either process the film for you or have it processed. 120 film is medium format roll film. Are the rolls exposed (should be a 1/2" or so wide Label that says "EXPOSED" wrapped around the film. If not, the film has not been exposed and is unused. Up until 18 months ago I would process my 120, 220 and 35mm film myself, both black and white and color. Now I have gone totally digital.



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Answer 3

Why not just do a simple internet search? Berkeley Photo lab can develop this film. Looking Glass in berkeley might (or they might be able to recommend some places). If you want to travel farther, there is Kimbo color, photoworks, Oscars, etc. (all in San Francisco).

Answer 4

You don't HAVE TO use a lab local to you; you could also use mailers, which are useful when traveling. For additional labs around the country, look in Shutterbug Magazine's monthly "Lab Showcase."

Answer 5

Oscars in SF has a great reputation.

http://www.oscarsphotolab.com/



You may also consider sending film off to the Icon in LA. They can turn it around same day.

http://www.iconla.com