The Darkroom. Based in California, The Darkroom develops your 35mm film starting at $12 per roll. It also says it can process “almost anything,” including 120/220, 110/126/Advantix, disposable ...

"Now the demographic of the people wanting to buy 35mm or 120 film is either the young or those of an age who still only use ...

For the better part of the 20th century, 35mm film was the primary way people took pictures. Even though film isn’t what it once was, 35mm still thrives for those who are just getting started with ...

There are a number of different companies that still develop film for disposable ... Walgreens still processes photos at a rate of $15.99 per 24 shots of 35mm film and you get a CD of all images ...

A week or two after the photo lab sends the camera to a developing facility, you’ll have prints. But if a more controlled, personal process is what you crave, check out these locations throughout ...

Every day, Angie Fuentes hears from customers interested in trying film photography for the first time. She often shows them how to load 35mm film into their cameras, and when they return to develop ...

Old-fashioned 35mm film, which has to be developed, is said to be making a comeback There has also been a surprising renaissance of 35mm film. Mr Clarke said: "We sell more film than we've done in ...

He explained that in the digital age, it was still easy for people to lose photos. ... Old-fashioned 35mm film, which has to be developed, is said to be making a comeback.

Please note that you will still see advertising, but it will not be personalised to you. ... Image caption, Old-fashioned 35mm film, which has to be developed, is said to be making a comeback.