• Variety of film types and a Kodak single-use camera with developed negatives displayed.
  • Black and white portrait of a woman with long curly hair, wearing a necklace, standing against a brick wall.
  • Black and white photo of a contemplative woman in a leather jacket sitting by plants and a chair.
  • Woman in white blouse and red checkered shorts posing by a pool on a sunny day
  • Woman with pink hair in red dress looking sideways against beige wall
  • Woman in white bikini lounging by a pool on a sunny day
  • Outdoor statue of the Virgin Mary surrounded by greenery and potted plants on a sunny day in a serene park setting.
  • Modern building with a Star of David symbol on the facade, featuring a unique curved roof design and landscaped surroundings.
  • Bird of paradise plant with vibrant green leaves and orange flowers in a garden setting.
  • Dimly lit church interior with floral decorations and religious icons on the altar.
  • Historic rustic building under a blue sky with clouds on a sunny day.
  • Red bougainvillea flowers in full bloom against a lush, green background.
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Film Developing Services | 35mm | Disposables | 120 Rolls

Film Developing Services | 35mm | Disposables | 120 Rolls

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35MM & 120 MEDIUM FORMAT FILM DEVELOPING NEAR ME

WE DO NOT HAVE A DROP-OFF OR PICK-UP OPTION

If you prefer being able to drop-off and pick up your films or want someone local or absolutely must have human interaction, consider the following options. I have NOT used the services of any of them, providing them here as a courtesy. For all questions related to their service offerings, please contact them directly.

Please (please) read this lengthy description thoroughly. We have been doing this for some time now, and based on prior interactions, we have included information that will answer 99.99% of the questions that you may have. If you ask us for information already referred to here, we will send you a screenshot of the pertinent section. We keep our costs low by using automation as much as possible and limiting our interactions by using DM and emails.

Step-by-step instructions to get your films developed with ArtByPino

  1. Place the order online, pay for it online on the website. 

    Due to an active travel schedule, contact @artbypino on Instagram  We suggest Instagram because that is how we keep our Customers informed of our updates, including travel schedules. Alternatively, you may text us at (956) 492-7140.

  2. Mail the film using USPS with tracking with a copy of the email you received when placing the order online.

    We recommend leaving the film in the plastic canister; for extra protection, ship it in a padded envelope or cardboard box. Will your films be safe in shipping? Every once in a while, whether it is USPS or another shipping company does manage to screw up and in a rare instance, lose the film. So, you have to take your chances. Once in a rare while, when we mail the film out, they get lost (has happened once in over 1,500 rolls). So, entirely your decision if you are willing to take that risk. Should a film be lost when we mailed it, we will refund your developing paid and replace it with the same film if available or a film of equal value.

    ArtByPino.com
    500 E Camellia Ave #12
    McAllen, Texas 78501
    (956) 492-7140

FAQ - ANSWERS TO ALL YOUR OTHER QUESTIONS

  1. What kind of films do you process? We process 35mm films, 120 medium format films, and 4x5 large format sheets. In color (C41, E6 slide films, ECN-2), black and white (BW), and disposable cameras. For ECN-2, we send the films to Midwest Film Company which uses true ECN-2 chemistry for developing to give a true cinematic look. We also process 110, 126, 127, C22, and all other film formats. Pricing and turnaround for these will be quoted upon request.

  2. Do you return the negatives? Yes. If you prefer that we destroy the negatives, please email us at pino@artbypino.com to authorize us to destroy the negatives.

  3. Do you provide scans or digital copies of my processed films? Yes, we share them through Google Drive, so you must use your Google ID when placing the order to avoid delays or experiencing problems accessing the images we share with you. The photos are only shared with your email ID; they are not publicly accessible. Your pictures are yours, and they stay private. We don't provide the images on zip drives or CD. Please work with your IT whiz to copy them from Google Drive to a zip drive or CD.

    Half-frame cameras for 35mm are charged an extra $12. You must combine the images in post-processing to get a 3D effect or create a gif.

  4. How long will it take to get my film processed? There are various levels of pricing. One is for fourteen (14) business days (not calendar), and another is for twenty-one (21) business days (not calendar) that applies only to BW films as the number of places doing BW films (correctly) are limited. Such sites use true BW chemistry, not color chemistry, to process your films.

    All turnaround times are based on best efforts, meaning that may be, due to weather delays, or a shortage of film processing chemicals due to a global supply chain issue, etc., we are unable to meet those timelines. There will be no refunds, partial refunds, or credits for delayed delivery of your order. Still, we will try our best to deliver them within those time frames. All of those time frames are for the delivery of scans only. Prints ordered or negatives to be returned will take additional time. 

    All options require the films to be received before 1p on a Monday.

  5. Can you push/pull my film? Yes, the price for push/pull is $5 per stop.

  6. Can you provide prints of my film pictures? The economical option is to order developing + scans and then pick only those images you want to print. Since you will have digital photos, you can get the pictures printed at a place of your choice. You can upload those images to Walgreens, Walmart, Costco, or MPIX (best results). 

    Prints from existing negatives are quoted upon request, and prices vary based on size and paper selection.

What makes your film lab developing services different?

  1. Depending on your selected service, we use Noritsu or Fujitsu commercial-grade scanners (Frontier). For example, 120 ECN-2 scanning is DSLR and not scanner-based.

  2. If you are a newbie learning film photography, this one is critical - if you go to folks that offer hand-developing, unlike machine developing, you will not get consistent results from one roll to the next. So, you are always left guessing whether it is your photography that is off or if it is the person developing the film. So, modifying your shooting parameters based on a hand-developed film (especially on C41 and E6) is an unreliable variable in your learning of film photography.

  3. If you are learning film photography, we provide feedback on any or all of your images upon request. We will coach you on where & how to improve based on your learning goals and suggest films to consider. Online film development places view you as a transaction and don't provide this valuable service.

Do you sell films?

We sell 35mm, 120 medium formats, and 4x5 sheet films. 70+ varieties of 35mm and 120 films are available.

Do you sell film cameras?

Yes, we sell film cameras, but our cameras are priced higher than you will find online because we strive to give you Total Peace of Mind.

  1. We take the time to understand your film photography needs and goals. You are not just a transaction to us. We want your film photography journey to be as rewarding to you as it has been for us.

  2. Our cameras include a 30-day warranty. Where appropriate, expert technicians have overhauled the camera.

  3. You have lifetime support to get answers to your film photography questions during our working hours.

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