Hand Developing film in house like it was 1999..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

At Blackfyre Studio, we proudly offer in-house film developing services for 35mm, 120, and 620 film formats. Unlike large commercial labs, every roll is handled with the same care, attention, and respect that we give our own photography. Our traditional processing methods are designed to preserve the character, tonal range, and unique qualities that make film photography so enduring. Whether you're an experienced film photographer, a collector of vintage cameras, or discovering analog photography for the first time, you can trust Blackfyre Studio to deliver professional results with a personal touch. From development and high-resolution scanning to archival-quality prints, we are committed to helping you bring your images to life while honoring the timeless craft of film photography.

 

35mm Film Developing

C-41, B&W, ECN-2, E6

includes developing, digital scans and 4x6 prints on matte or glossy Fuji Supreme Original Paper.




$ 16.99 per roll

 

120 Film Developing

C-41, B&W, ECN-2, E6

Including developing, digital scans and 4x6 prints on matte or glossy Fuji Supreme Original Paper.

$ 17.99 per Roll

 

620 Film Developing

C-41, B&W, ECN-2, E6

Including developing, digital scans and 4x6 prints on matte or glossy Fuji Supreme Original Paper.

$ 17.99

FAQ

How does developing work?

Blackfyre Studio is located inside of Rainbow Photo Lab in Minot, North Dakota. All you need to do is bring your film into the store and we can start the process.

How long does it take to receive the final photos?

Depending on the type of film and as long as we have chemistry in stock it C-41 color film usually takes us less then 48 hours to develop, scan, and print your photos. Other formats take longer. Please ask at time of drop off.

Can I order prints or albums through you?

You sure can, because Blackfyre Studio is located inside of Rainbow Photo Lab, they can provide you with just about any size print you can imagine.

Get in touch

Send us a message, and we can answer any question you may have about having your film developed.