Developing Film in small batches to preserve your memories in silver
TUESDAY PROCESSING CUTOFF
Drop off by 9:00 AM Tuesday
Scans delivered by Thursday night
Film received after 9:00 AM Tuesday will be processed the following Tuesday.
Film Drop Available:
Every day, 8 am - 4 pm
Inside Tuesday Coffee
137 Church St NE, Marietta, GA 30060
Mailing Address:
SILVER SQUARE FILM LAB
1045 Cobb PKWY, N.
Marietta, GA 30062
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We develop color film using Kodak’s trusted C-41 process. Your scans are delivered as high-resolution 8K JPEGs, ready to view, share, and print.
Please select the product and the total number of rolls in your order.
*35mm Panoramic scans are supported. Select “35mm Panoramic” when ordering.
**Half-Frame: If your 35mm film was shot with a half-frame camera such as the Kodak Ektar H35/H35N or Pentax 17, select the Half-Frame option. One roll may contain up to approximately 72 images and requires additional scanning time.
***PLEASE do not submit self-rolled and Remjet rolls, and confirm your color film is C-41 before submitting your order.
We develop black-and-white film with Ilford ILFOTEC DD-X Developer for rich tonal detail and classic contrast. Your scans are delivered as high-resolution 8K JPEGs, ready to view, share, and print.
Please select the product and the total number of rolls in your order.
*35mmPanoramic scans are supported. Select “35mm Panoramic” when ordering.
**Half-Frame: If your 35mm film was shot with a half-frame camera such as the Kodak Ektar H35/H35N or Pentax 17, select the Half-Frame option. One roll may contain up to approximately 72 images and requires additional scanning time.
***PLEASE do not submit self-rolled and remjet rolls.
Add this item to your cart if you would like us to ship your developed negatives back to you. Negatives are returned in reused film canisters whenever possible and shipped with tracking. Return shipping is calculated at checkout.
*Silver Square Film Lab is not responsible for packages lost or stolen after carrier acceptance.
For already-developed 35mm and 120 negatives. No film development included.
Already have developed film that needs to be digitized?
We professionally scan 35mm, half-frame, panoramic, and 120 negatives and deliver high-resolution JPEG files ready for viewing, sharing, printing, or archiving.
Each roll is carefully inspected and scanned with attention to color, density, and overall image quality.
Basic dust and light scratch cleanup is included with every scan.
Includes:
Scanning of already developed 35mm, half-frame, panoramic, and 120 film
High-resolution JPEG files delivered via WeTransfer
Individual color and density correction
Basic dust and light scratch cleanup
Color negatives and black-and-white film accepted
HOW WE COUNT ONE ROLL
For Digital Scans Only pricing, one roll equals one standard roll of film. A partial roll is still counted as one roll.
35mm full-frame film is counted as one roll for up to 36 exposures.
35mm half-frame film is counted as one roll for up to 72 exposures.
35mm panoramic film is counted as one roll when the negatives originated from a single standard 35mm roll, regardless of the reduced number of panoramic frames produced by the camera.
120 film is counted as one roll based on the normal number of exposures produced by the format used, including approximately 16 frames for 6×4.5, 12 frames for 6×6, 10 frames for 6×7, and 8 frames for 6×9.
If submitted negatives contain more frames than one standard roll, we may charge the additional frames as an additional roll.
We may count loose strips from multiple rolls separately when they cannot reasonably be identified as coming from the same roll.
Important:
*Please keep your negatives uncut. We cannot process individually cut frames or previously separated negatives with this service.
**This service is scanning only and does not include film development. Your negatives must already be fully developed before submission.
***While we include basic cleanup, we cannot guarantee complete restoration of negatives affected by heavy scratching, emulsion damage, chemical degradation, staining, or other permanent physical damage.
Please do not submit contaminated negatives. Silver Square Film Lab reserves the right to refuse negatives affected by mold, chemical residue, biological contamination, or other materials that could damage equipment or other customers’ film; the customer will be responsible for any return shipping costs.
Please protect your film by placing it in a protective sleeve and padded envelope labeled with your name and order number before drop-off or mailing.
Please order the number of rolls based on the original number of film rolls represented by your negatives, not the number of negative strips submitted.
Why “Silver Square”?
And then, the iconic 6×6 square medium-format camera, the one photographers usually mean when they say “square format,” really begins with the Rolleiflex TLR by Franke & Heidecke in Germany.
It was introduced in 1929, developed by Reinhold Heidecke and Paul Franke, and became the legendary 6×6 square camera family.
Just like the first famous square-format roll-film camera, the Kodak Brownie, released in 1900 by Eastman Kodak, the Silver Square Film Lab is here to make things simple and accessible.
It produced small square images on roll film and helped many people discover photography as an art form. It was the easiest and most accessible camera for everyone at that time.
Silver has been part of photography since its birth in the 1800s. Modern film grew from silver-halide emulsions, where light transforms tiny silver crystals into an image.
Looking for a reliable film lab in Marietta or the Atlanta area?
Silver Square Film Lab offers daily drop-off, nationwide mail-in, C-41 color & black-and-white development, push/pull processing, and fast high-resolution scans.
“Your Story, Preserved in Silver.”
Pavel VK, Founder
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