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AndyS

(14,559 posts)
4. Well, now that I'm outed as being a really old fart . . .
Sat Oct 28, 2023, 07:54 AM
Oct 2023

I found a couple of options. I cannot speak for either of them because when I went digital I went DIGITAL. Since you plan to do B&W it's easy enough to set up an at home lab. Ft Worth Camera can fix you up with the bits and pieces. I maintained a darkroom in my home for years. There are advantages! If you want to mess around with the Zone system you can do that with 35mm, it just takes some record keeping.

https://legacy-photolab.com/

https://fortworthcamera.com/ft-worth-film-processing/

Have fun!

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