Online Film (gasp!) Developing

[Lava Lamp]

I picked up a used N90 to back up my digitals. Can anyone recommend an online/mail order developer that will scan the prints at a good resolution? I looked at Shutterfly and it might work, but the scan size seems a little smaller than I'd like.

[dbutler]

I've used snapfish for the family album stuff and they offer high res. I haven't done it and haven't really looked into it bt maybe they have what you are looking for?

[almo]

I picked up a used N90 to back up my digitals. Can anyone recommend an online/mail order developer that will scan the prints at a good resolution? I looked at Shutterfly and it might work, but the scan size seems a little smaller than I'd like.

Dale Labs in South FL.

They are a true a true Pro Lab, and I have used them for slides and such. Good people. Good work.

http://www.dalelabs.com/

[mjs1973]

mpix.com will develop and scan your film for you. I think they will even upload the photos to your online account. I have never used this service, and I don't know what resolution they use for the scan, but I'm very happy with the prints I get from them.

[Speed]

Hey Lava Lamp,

I recently ordered some information from Outdoor Photographer about West Coast Imaging. I was impressed with their information, and I'm thinking I'm going to use them for a couple of drum scans of some of my better photo's.

http://www.westcoastimaging.com/

Give them a look. The prices look reasonable, and the scans look to be of high quality.

I see you bought a used N90. You're going to miss that N80 buddy!!!

;-)