Film Developing
Service:

35mm, 120, 220, 110 and APS-film. Price is BTW incl. and per roll of film.

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Disposable camera:
Color Negative (C-41)
Black & White (B&W)
Color Positive (E-6)
Motion Picture (ECN-2)

Develop only:

€7
€7
€8
€9
€10

Developing and Scanning:

Disposable camera:
Color Negative (C-41)
Black & White (B&W)
Color Positive (E-6)
Motion Picture (ECN-2)

€12
€12
€13
€14
€15

Pushing 1 Stop:
TIFF-Files

Extra’s:

€1
€1

10 x 15:

Prints:

€0,35

Scanning Service:

35mm, 120, 220, 110, APS film and dias.
Price is BTW incl.

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Cut strips
Uncut strips

Negatives:

Set-up cost:
Per Frame

€7
€5

Dia or frame scanning

€10
€0,5

TIFF-Files

€1

Extra’s:

10 x 15:

Prints:

€0,35

Print Service:

10 x 15 cm prints on glossy or lustre paper.
Price is BTW incl.

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10 x 15:

Prints:

€0,35

Where to send your film?

Film rolls/disposable cameras can always be brought or send to the following addresses:

Bubo Film Lab

Jules Valckenaerestraat 19
8600 Diksmuide

Mon-sun: available 24/7

Dropbox

Noordzeefilm

Van Iseghemlaan 111
8400 Oostende

Tue-sat: 1-5pm / Wed: 10am-1pm

Shop

Oldcamshop

Graaf van Egmontstraat 8
2000 Antwerpen

Mon-sun: available 24/7

Dropbox & Shop

How to send your film?

First of all, fill out the order form. This step is very crucial for us to be ready for duty
Secondly, we highly recommend placing those precious film rolls in a resealable bag.
The reason for this is your film will more than likely be subjected to a variety of weather elements.
An enveloppe is also fine, but something weather-proof is better.
Thirdly, be sure to write down your name on the package. This will allow us to find your order quickly.
Fourthly, If you use a shipping partner like Bpost, PostNL, Dpd, etc. Put that bag in a cardboard box. Use some old newspapers for an extra layer of protection, and voila!

It is always safer to drop-off your film then send it to us through post. If there is no other way than pay for a tracking number. It’s worth the peace of mind :)

The do’s and dont’s when you want to send us your film:

After loading film into your camera and pressing the shutter, you've captured an image. When processed, the film reverses the tones, creating a negative where light areas become dark and dark areas light.

Negatives are typically used to make prints by reversing the tones again. This can be done in a darkroom by using an enlarger or contact printing onto photographic paper.

Negatives are usually strips or sheets of transparent plastic film and can last for generations if properly handled. While prints can often be replaced if the negative is available, the negative itself is usually irreplaceable. Additionally, since many prints can be made from one negative, any flaw on the negative can affect all prints.

It’s the photographers choice to keep them or not. We offer you 3 options:

Store at the lab (FREE) - You can pick them up over a period of 6 months
Post back (€5) - You will receive them in an envelope on your address
Recycle (FREE) - We will obsolete and recycle your negatives

You can always read our FAQ’s and Pivacy Policy for more information

What about my negatives?

Me smashing a burger - The negative

Me smashing a burger - The photo

In a world where most photos stay trapped on screens, printed photos bring your memories to life in a way that digital images never can. Holding a real photo in your hands, flipping through a stack of prints, or sharing them with loved ones creates a connection that scrolling on a phone just can’t match.

We offer the option between high-quality Lustre (semi-gloss) and Glossy prints.
This in the classic 10x15 cm format (also known as 4x6 inch or 2:3 ratio)

You can always read our FAQ’s and Pivacy Policy for more information