Choose this option for all photo films. Please choose the needed film size (35mm or 120), the film type (C41 (on older films: CN-16); ECN-2, B/W or E6) & your preferred scanning size. Also let me know any special requests and if you need your negatives back!

IMPORTANT: book your negative return separately here! Or order fresh film here – I'll ship your negs with the fresh film order then and you do not need to order the negative return separately!
 
Most famous examples for C41 processing:
Kodak® Gold200, Portra400, UltraMax400, Ektar100, Fuji® 200, Superia X-Tra-400. This option by the way also includes most disposable cameras and also B&W film (like the Ilford XP2) that is designed to be developed in C41.
 
Most famous examples for ECN-2 processing:
Most of the time these are respooled films and you will need this option if there's a RemJet layer included. These films most of the times are also coming with keywords like "Vision3, 50D, 250D, 200T, 500T or Silbersalz35". Chances are high if you have a film that comes with a description like that, that you need ECN-2 processing!

Most famous examples for B/W processing:
Ilford® HP5+, Delta100, Kentmere100, Kodak® TMax400, Tri-X400, P3200 and many others. You should be able to find the processing information on your film canister. But feel free to reach out to me anytime on Instagram or via email if you're not 100% sure and I'd be happy to help you out!This option by the way also includes most disposable cameras made by Ilford.

Most famous examples for E6 processing:
Kodak Ektachrome 100D, Fuji Velvia100, Fuji Provia 100F
 
You should be able to find the processing information on your film canister. But feel free to reach out to me anytime on Instagram or via email if you're not 100% sure and I'd be happy to help you out!
 
Scan sizes for all 120 films:
Large: min. 2000px
X-Large: min. 3600px 
 
If you want to push or pull film please mark the film canister accordingly so that they get developed as they should (very important)! Also let me know here in the notes section, please. No matter how much you want to push your film – it is always free of charge (for push I would not recommend more than 1 stop because of technical reasons)!