Stuck in Film
Film Processing & Scanning
Film Processing & Scanning
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Free tracked shipping of your film to our LAB.
Create your FREE Royal Mail tracked shipping label here
Get your Film developed by Stuck in Film Lab in 5 simple steps!
- Shoot your 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)
- 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 35mm negatives will be cut into strips of 6 and put in to standard sleeving. We also offer archival sleeves at additional cost.
Please post your film to the address below:
Stuck in Film LAB
Unit 11E, Capital Business Centre
22 Carlton Road
South Croydon
CR2 0BS
For more information on our service, please see our How to order page or FAQ
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Amazing quality development thank you! Already have another two films on the way
Got my film developed here for the first time and am very pleased. Quick turnaround and scans look great. Very good service for a very good price!
Great service with a personal touch. The film was developed beautifully, and the scans were superb. I will be using Stuck in Film again.
Having sent an old colour film in to be developed, I expected the worse, however, the received scans, were better than I hoped for, considering how old the film was
Given My pictures were taken on an old Nikon F80, which I acquired last year , on film which age was undetermined, but I’d kept in a fridge for more than a decade, the results are very pleasing.
Thanks again