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Choose where you’ll drop off your film
Drop-off location
Customer
Film development
Scan format
JPG & TIFF EXPLAINEDSHOW EXPLANATIONHIDE EXPLANATION
JPG
SelectedA smaller, ready-to-use file that works on almost every phone, computer, and app.
Best for sharing, everyday use, and straightforward printing.
TIFF
A much larger file that retains more scan information for detailed editing.
Best if you plan to colour-grade, retouch, archive, or make larger prints.
Borders explainedSHOW EXPLANATIONHIDE EXPLANATION
No borders
SelectedYour scan is cropped to the photographed image, so the film edge is not visible.
Choose this for a clean, conventional image.
Borders
Your scan includes the edge of the negative or slide around the photograph.
Choose this when you want the original film edge to remain visible.
Half Frame explainedSHOW EXPLANATIONHIDE EXPLANATION
No half frame / diptych
SelectedChoose this for a standard full-frame roll. If your roll was shot on a half-frame camera, two neighbouring photographs stay together in one scan as a diptych.
Best when you want each pair of half-frame photographs shown together.
Individual half-frame scans
Choose this when your roll was shot on a half-frame camera and you want every photograph scanned individually.
Each half frame is delivered as its own separate image.
Options
Cut negatives? explainedSHOW EXPLANATIONHIDE EXPLANATION
Keep the roll uncut
SelectedWe leave your processed film as one continuous roll.
Choose this if you prefer to cut or archive the film yourself.
Cut into strips
We cut your processed film into shorter strips that are easier to store in sleeves.
Choose this for standard negative storage.
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