In my opinion, this option is way better than developing film yourself and scanning them yourself. You'll get much better results that way. That is, for color film. Black and white film, on the other hand, can be processed and scanned by you and you'll get decent results regardless. Black and white film is kind of unnecessary to bring to a lab.
Pros and cons getting photos developed at pharmacies. While it does get the job done for cheap, their resolution isn’t always the best, and because they destroy your physical negatives upon scanning, there will never be another chance to get better scans of your photos. If you’re someone who doesn’t care too much about quality (which is totally fine), then yeah CVS is more than fine, but if you’re someone who does care, it’s better to go a different route
can you show a video of how you sent them out? i plan on getting it developed by them and i’m still a bit lost of how you go to the post office and all so you can send it out
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In my opinion, this option is way better than developing film yourself and scanning them yourself. You'll get much better results that way. That is, for color film. Black and white film, on the other hand, can be processed and scanned by you and you'll get decent results regardless. Black and white film is kind of unnecessary to bring to a lab.
hi! :) did you get the prints from the darkroom or did you download the photos & then do the prints at walmart? thank you!
I got it straight from the darkroom! Good idea 💡 I bet they would look good
@@AaronArao i want to do it but i'm nervous haha but thank you so much!!
2 film rolls for $50. I'm gonna go broke. Going back to CVS.
Pros and cons getting photos developed at pharmacies. While it does get the job done for cheap, their resolution isn’t always the best, and because they destroy your physical negatives upon scanning, there will never be another chance to get better scans of your photos. If you’re someone who doesn’t care too much about quality (which is totally fine), then yeah CVS is more than fine, but if you’re someone who does care, it’s better to go a different route
can you show a video of how you sent them out? i plan on getting it developed by them and i’m still a bit lost of how you go to the post office and all so you can send it out
You can request mailers from them…
Every time i use Walmart locally half of my pictures get burned out or completely black even with the flash on and good lighting
What size did you get for the photos
4x6!