Stuck in Film
120 Medium Format Film Processing
120 Medium Format Film Processing
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Get your Film developed by Stuck in Film Lab in 5 simple steps!
- Shoot your Medium Format film
- Order Processing through our website
- Send your film to us with the FREE tracked shipping label (emailed after checkout, please allow up to 6 hours for email to arrive)
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We process and scan your film and e-mail your photos as well as post your negatives back to you
- Enjoy!
We currently don't process ECN-2 films such as Vision 3 stocks with rem-jet on and E6 films such as Kodak E100, Fujifilm Velvia, etc.
Once you have placed your order you will receive an email with a link to create your FREE TRACKED postage label. All you have to do is to print it out, slap it on your parcel and take it to the post office.
Please note that FREE TRACKED postage label is provided for you to send your film to us for processing/scanning. You will still have to pay for postage of your negatives from us back to you.
Please include your order number when posting to us.
Please note - The “No Scans / Develop Only” service is just for processing of film into negatives. No scans will be made. This a perfect economic option for customers who prefer to do the own scanning at home.
Your 120 negatives will be cut to fit the archival sleeves depending on the format you use.
Scanning options 120 Medium Format:
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Service |
Resolution in Pixels |
Size MB |
USE |
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Small Resolution JPEG |
1500×1200 pixels |
Approx 1.5mb |
Quite small for todays standards. For preview only and small size use on the Web / instagram. 6x4 prints with no cropping. We would recommend to start with medium option. |
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Medium Resolution JPEG |
3000×2400 pixels |
Approx 4mb |
Best for Social Media and sharing. All you Instagrams, Tik Toks and regular emails and WhatsApps. Prints can go up to A4. |
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Large JPEG |
5000×4000 pixels |
Approx 13mb |
Great for archiving, cropping & printing larger print sizes over A4. |
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Large TIFF |
5000×4000 pixels |
Approx 80mb |
Best possible quality achievable with the scanners such as Noritsu HS-1800 & Fujifilm Frontier SP3000. |
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Extra Large JPEG |
6 x 4.5: 8800 x 6600 pixels 6 x 6: 8800 x 8000 pixels 6 x 7: 11000 x 8800 pixels 6 x 9: 13000 x 8800 pixels |
Approx 25mb |
For people who want to achieve the best possible quality out of their negatives. Scans are done with a Nikon Coolscan 9000 film scanner at the best possible settings. The images are scanned individually 1 by 1 and will take up to 2 hours to scan the whole roll of film. The JPEG option gives you Large file sizes but not as crazy as TIFF or RAW. Best for critical work and light on your PC/MAC. |
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Extra Large TIFF 16bit |
6 x 4.5: 8800 x 6600 pixels 6 x 6: 8800 x 8000 pixels 6 x 7: 11000 x 8800 pixels 6 x 9: 13000 x 8800 pixels |
6 x 4.5: 350mb 6 x 6: 400mb 6 x 7: 500mb 6 x 9: 700 mb |
For people who want to achieve the best possible quality out of their negatives. Scans are done with a Nikon Coolscan 9000 film scanner at the best possible settings. The images are scanned individually 1 by 1 and will take up to 2 hours to scan the whole roll of film. The files will have more latitude for editing and colour grading. Best for critical work. You will receive a 16bit per channel TIFF file. |
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DNG RAW Raw Data from the scanner |
6 x 4.5: 8800 x 6600 pixels 6 x 6: 8800 x 8000 pixels 6 x 7: 11000 x 8800 pixels 6 x 9: 13000 x 8800 pixels |
6 x 4.5: 350mb 6 x 6: 430mb 6 x 7: 550mb 6 x 9: 700mb |
For people who want to extract the best possible quality out of their negatives. They will convert and colour grade their photographs themselves. You will receive large 48 bit DNG RAW files which will be unconverted negatives themselves (raw data from the scanner) without the colour conversion. You will need to convert them in to positives yourself either in Adobe Photoshop or other editing software. A lot of users would import these files in to the Lightroom and then use Negative Lab Pro plug-in (or similar) to convert their images to positive and also colour grade. For advanced users only. |
How it works:
1. Choose the film processing options you need above and add it to the cart. At checkout you will be able to leave any notes you may think will help us with your order.
2. Complete payment at checkout and select the correct return postage for your film.
3. Make a note of your order number and please include it inside the parcel. This will greatly help us to cross check the order when it arrives to us. You can print out your order or just write the order number on the piece of paper and include it in the envelope.
4. Once checkout is complete you will receive a FREE Tracked Royal Mail label by email. Print it out, prep the package, slap the label on the parcel and post it to us. Any post office should do the job. Please remember you tracking number as it will help you to know where you package is.
5. Once we receive your films, we will let you know that we have them via email. So please make sure you add your email at the check out.
6. Your colour film will take 2 to 5 working days to process, your scans will be emailed to you. You will also receive a dispatch notifications for your negatives. Since Black & White film is hand processed please allow 5-10 working days for turn around.
For more information on our service, please see our How to order page or FAQ
