Toronto Photography Meetup Group

Hi guys,

I did try searching for this info but came up with a weird jumble of crap and no answers.

I have several rolls of 120 film that were shot some time ago (as in years) and have been living in zip-lock bags in my fridge ever since. They were shot on a mixture of toy and vintage medium format cameras so they are "experimental" to say the least, especially after this much time. Some is colour, some is B&W and I think there may be an E6 in the lot as well.

I would like the films processed, possibly cut and sleeved and I would rather get a contact sheed done, however I'd be happy with a set of prints so that I can see the images in positive. For the E6, obviously this isn't necessary.

As always the choices are "Speed", "Quality" and "Price" so I'll take Price with a side of Quality and I'm more than willing to wait so Speed's not an issue.

So TPMGer's, I'm open to suggestions/reccommendations as to where to take my films. Your help is greatly appreciated.

This thread: http://tpmg.ca/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14458

Toronto image work will do it in 24 hours. Downtown Camera will also do it but the B&W takes a week. I do my own scanning so I don't know the costs for contact prints. But if you want scans Downtown has better prices for develop and scan

Toronto image work will do it in 24 hours. Downtown Camera will also do it but the B&W takes a week. I do my own scanning so I don't know the costs for contact prints. But if you want scans Downtown has better prices for package develop and scan.

8 elm camera does it but quality is a bit less as is cost.

Elpro on Elm St. has been great for developing. I scan my own negatives so I don't know about their scanning quality.

Thanks guys, you've given me some food for thought. I work near/near direct transit to a number of these places so it would seem I even get to choose.