Description
120, 220 and 127 Color Slide Film Processing
- Available options include
– Push or Pull Processing
– Cut and Sleeved
– No Cut / Sleeved and Rolled
Processed in House
Medium Format Color Slide Film Developing
$11.00 per roll
In House 120, 220 and 127 Color Reversal Film E6 Processing
Jason Houge Studios, LLC Madison, Wisconsin
Out of stock
– Push or Pull Processing
– Cut and Sleeved
– No Cut / Sleeved and Rolled
Shipping Info
Shipping charged covers the return of your negatives. The rates are as follows:
Continental U.S. Residents
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USPS – Priority $8.50 + 50¢ per additional roll
FedEx – 2Day $25.00 + 50¢ per additional roll
UPS – 2nd Day Air $20.00 + 50¢ per additional roll
Hawai’i
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USPS – Priority $8.50 + 50¢ per additional roll
FedEx – 2Day $75.00 + 50¢ per additional roll
UPS – 2nd Day Air 61.00 + 50¢ per additional roll
Alaska
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USPS – Priority $8.50 + 50¢ per additional roll
FedEx – 2Day $61.00 + 50¢ per additional roll
UPS – 2nd Day Air $35.00 + 50¢ per additional roll
Puerto Rico
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USPS – Priority $8.50 + 50¢ per additional roll
UPS – 2nd Day Air $35.00 + 50¢ per additional roll
Guam
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USPS – Priority $8.50 + 50¢ per additional roll
FedEx – International $115.00 + $3.00 per additional roll
Canada
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USPS – Priority / International $28.00 + $2.00 per additional roll
FedEx $50.00 + $2.00 per additional roll
UPS $30.00 + 50¢ per additional roll
Sending Film to Us
Address
Postal Service
Jason Houge Studios
PO BOX 8563
Madison, WI 53708
USA
FedEX or UPS
Jason Houge Studios
2231 East Washington Ave
Madison, WI 53704
USA
Packaging
We recommend you package your film in either a padded envelope or, more preferably, a well packaged and padded box. Envelopes intended for documents are discouraged as they offer no protection and can tear open resulting in damaged film, negatives, transparencies or glass plates.
Carriers and X-Rays
We recommend using USPS Priority (flat rate boxes), UPS, FedEx or private courier.
If you are sending us undeveloped film and your film will be loaded on an aircraft, be sure the carrier or their affiliate does not use X-Ray or CT scanners. CT Scanners will destroy any undeveloped film on a single pass. Damage caused by X-Rays to undeveloped film is cumulative, meaning damage by X-Rays can occur after multiple passes or via a single large dose. For more information about shipping and transporting film on aircraft or to download and print off Do Not X-Ray Labels visit KODAK.
X-Rays
Examples
Traveling With and Shipping Undeveloped Film
When traveling with film:
– NEVER check undeveloped film in with your luggage.
– ALWAYS keep undeveloped film in a clear plastic bag with your carry-on baggage and ask for it to be “hand-checked” during the security screening process. TSA and signage may suggest film is safe to be scanned when under a certain ISO, this is untrue. Scanning equipment at airports varies and damage to film is cumulative, meaning every pass increases the damage. X-ray damage (fog) is permanent and cannot be corrected by any lab. Additionally, many airports are now using CT Scanning Technology which immediately fogs any film on the first scan, regardless of the ISO.
– ALWAYS ask to have undeveloped film hand-checked. Processed (developed) film is no longer light-sensitive and is safe to be scanned.
Read Kodak’s Bulletin to learn more.
