240 (APS) Film Developing
Our Budget APS options are back. Please note we don’t recommended the budget option for Kodak film because of bad color issues. You can get the color correction (CC) to improve the color but no likely we can fully restore the color. The more expensive option does not have the same issues and the color is generally better and you get a higher resolution scan.
APS was discontinued by Kodak and Fuji around 2011. Because your undeveloped film expired many many years ago, it may not develop as good as you are expecting. Color shifts are normal. You can pay for color correction or get the DSLR option which has built in color correction. Fuji APS (Nexia) tends to not have color problems.
4x6 and 4x7 prints available. The 4x7 is best for preserves the 1.85:1 ratio of APS film
Our Budget APS options are back. Please note we don’t recommended the budget option for Kodak film because of bad color issues. You can get the color correction (CC) to improve the color but no likely we can fully restore the color. The more expensive option does not have the same issues and the color is generally better and you get a higher resolution scan.
APS was discontinued by Kodak and Fuji around 2011. Because your undeveloped film expired many many years ago, it may not develop as good as you are expecting. Color shifts are normal. You can pay for color correction or get the DSLR option which has built in color correction. Fuji APS (Nexia) tends to not have color problems.
4x6 and 4x7 prints available. The 4x7 is best for preserves the 1.85:1 ratio of APS film
Our Budget APS options are back. Please note we don’t recommended the budget option for Kodak film because of bad color issues. You can get the color correction (CC) to improve the color but no likely we can fully restore the color. The more expensive option does not have the same issues and the color is generally better and you get a higher resolution scan.
APS was discontinued by Kodak and Fuji around 2011. Because your undeveloped film expired many many years ago, it may not develop as good as you are expecting. Color shifts are normal. You can pay for color correction or get the DSLR option which has built in color correction. Fuji APS (Nexia) tends to not have color problems.
4x6 and 4x7 prints available. The 4x7 is best for preserves the 1.85:1 ratio of APS film