Can you still easily get 35mm film developed?

Chute55uk":nrme8e0q said:

I have seen data recovered from a hard drive that was in more than one piece. but in any event its a costly process. a quick google shows a few develop and print by post options so you should be fine.
I bought a 35mm praktika mtl 50 35mm film slr from the carboot for 2 quid (fully working) thats definitely the best place to pick up a decent cheap camera. you can get compacts for 50p.
my chosen format these days is to send the images taken digitally to a processor like vistaprint and get a book printed. they give a much better professional finish with text (if you can be bothered to put it in) for a 10er.
so maybe use a cheap digital and look at online printing options.

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Joe of Loath":90zw1g3o said:

Post it off to Bristol cameras, £3.99 a roll plus £2.50 flat rate postage for dev+scan, which is pretty much THE cheapest in the country. Plus it's a proper lab and not some pimply faced untrained teenager operating a dusty machine in the back room of ASDA.

I shoot a lot of film, I have a Pentax ME Super and Zenit-E.


Also, run Recuva or Photorec on the hard drive. Your friendly neighbourhood geek will probably do it for a few quid or some beer (I would).

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Chute55uk":5gith4bi said:

yes, snappy snaps amongst others still develop it, 35mm aint dead yet!
http://www.snappysnaps.co.uk/services/p ... essing.php

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