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Develop Film - Process Only

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Expert hand-processing of Black & White and C41 film, right in the centre of Brixton.

This service is for processing the film only and does not include scans or prints.

Standard turnaround time 2-3 days, maximum 1 week. 

Push-Pull Required?:

Push-Pull Required?

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Important Notice : Your order will not begin to be worked on until your film / disposable camera is dropped off or posted to us in Brixton.

Order and Pay

Simply purchase your film processing above, if you are a member and eligable for members only pricing please ensure you are logged into the website and your discount will apply automatically.

Label and Drop Off

Place film in an envelope with your Full Name & Email Address.

Drop it in our 24/7 External Box, our Office Box (Tue-Sat), or ppost it to us via tracked mail.

Receive Your Work

Scans are sent via Smash email link in 2–3 working days (allow up to a week).

Collect negatives from our office for free, or select
£9.00 Return Postage
selected at checkout

Technical FAQ

Push & Pull Explained

Pushing (+1, +2 Stops): If you underexposed your film (e.g. shooting 400 film as if it were 1600), we leave it in the developer for longer. This "over-cooks" the film to bring out more detail, resulting in higher contrast and a grittier, grainier look.

Pulling (-1 Stop): If you overexposed your film (e.g. shooting 400 film as if it were100), we cut the development time short.

This "under-cooks" the film to stop the bright areas from becoming too thick, resulting in a flatter, softer look with more detail in the shadows.

Important: You must have decided to push or pull the film when you shot it. Please mark the adjustment (+1, -1, etc.) on your film canister and select the same option on your order form.

Understanding "Fogged" & Exposed Film

Fogging occurs when unwanted light, heat, or age affects the film's chemistry, creating a "haze" over your images.

Light Exposure: Film is incredibly sensitive. If a roll is accidentally exposed to light outside of the camera-such as the back being opened mid-roll or the film being pulled out of the canister-the images will almost certainly be destroyed. This usually results in a completely black or orange "blank" negative.

Heat & Age Fogging: If film is very old or stored in a hot environment, the chemical layers become unstable. This creates a "foggy" negative with muddy colours and heavy grain.

Blank or Fogged Film Policy: If your film is blank (unexposed) or severely fogged, we will only charge for the Process Only fee. We will automatically refund the scanning portion of your order back to your original payment method.

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