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12/05/2007 11:26:59 PM · #1 |
I was just given a Kodak Brownie target six-20 for my birthday, the camera seems to be in good working order, though it does need to be cleaned.
I know I can order film online, however I'm at a loss as to where to get it processed.
Does anyone have any suggestions? I would love to learn to process my own film but that not an option right now.
Thanks,
Matt |
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12/05/2007 11:48:48 PM · #2 |
| Rocky Mountain Film Lab seems to specialize in developing old film and legacy formats -- you might check with them. |
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12/06/2007 01:31:40 AM · #3 |
Not certain where you live. I'm lucky to work in Santa Monica, so I goto A&I. They also have mailers. You can drop them off at Walmart and they'll develop and print them. It'll just take like 3 weeks.
You can always get B&W film and do it yourself. It's pretty simple to do. Then just scan it. |
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12/06/2007 01:55:12 AM · #4 |
Growing up, I had the six-16 and then the six-20. Fun point-and-shoot cameras of their day. Takes a pretty good-sized reel and was fun to load.
The 620 film is still for sale and you should be able to get and/or order it from a real camera shop nearby. Not a popular type film in the last 20-30 years but still used. Ask a local camera shop about it and I am sure they can tell you where you can get it developed.
I am sure you should be able to find film and someplace for processing someplace close by.
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