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Where can I get old negatives developed in Dublin?

Runner Bean · 2009-08-15 16:19:24

I have a series of black and white negatives that my mother developed in the 70s and have no idea where is a good place to get prints of them for a reasonable price. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks :)

15-08-2009 5:19pm

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Runner Bean

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I have a series of black and white negatives that my mother developed in the 70s and have no idea where is a good place to get prints of them for a reasonable price. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks

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#2 15-08-2009 6:32pm

Buzz Lightyear

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Your problem with this age of film, is how useable are the negs. I'd try Gunns on Camden St. If anybody can - they can !

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#3 15-08-2009 7:16pm

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As long as they were stored in any decent shape, a quick wash off the dust, and they'll develop fine!

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#4 15-08-2009 10:50pm

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or buy a cheap film scanner and scan them yourself?

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#5 16-08-2009 8:35am

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+1 for Gunns. They know their stuff there.

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#6 16-08-2009 9:22am

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steelydan99 wrote: »

or buy a cheap film scanner and scan them yourself?

A cheap film scanner will make them look cheap. And crap.

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