Developing Film in small batches to preserve your memories in silver

Quick Turnaround

Drop off by Tuesday at 9 a.m

Scans Delivered by Thursday Night

Exterior of Tuesday Coffee + Shoppe at 137 Church Street NE in Marietta, Georgia.

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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Develop & Scan (C-41)

$20.00

Limit 50 per order

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.

***PLEASE do not submit self-rolled and remjet rolls, and confirm your color film is C-41 before submitting your order.

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Develop & Scan (B&W)

$20.00

Limit 50 per 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.

***PLEASE do not submit self-rolled and remjet rolls.

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Push or Pull Processing (Per Variation)

$5.00

Limit 50 per order

Push and pull processing adjusts development time to compensate for film shot at an ISO outside its normal range. Pushing helps brighten underexposed film and adds contrast/grain. Pulling softens overexposed film with gentler contrast and smoother tones.

Add one Push or Pull variation for each film stock and adjustment. For example, if five rolls of Portra 400 all need a +1 push, add five Develop & Scan services and one Push +1 variation. Clearly label every affected roll.

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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.

A vintage Rolleiflex twin-lens reflex camera with multiple dials and lenses, against a black background.

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.

Vintage large black camera with two circular lenses, a small window, and metal knobs and locks, showing signs of wear.

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.

Bride and Groom running from the rain. Captured on film.

“Your Story, Preserved in Silver.”

Pavel VK, Founder

Two people, a man and a woman, standing together on a rocky ledge inside a canyon with towering cliffs and mountains in the background.

A woman in a white dress drinking from a glass at a social gathering, with two other women in the background, in a dark indoor setting.

Send us your “silver square” to be featured on this Wall.

Woman with tattoos wearing heart-shaped sunglasses, holding a cocktail, smiling at a party or celebration.

A wooden table with two glasses of cocktails, one orange and one clear with cucumber, in front of a white vase with white flowers and green leaves, set against a blurred background. Shot on Portra 400.

Three small paper notes with handwritten text placed on a dark surface decorated with floral embroidery.

Blurred black and white image of a person holding a small, fluffy dog.

A black and white photo of a wedding celebration with a bride and groom kissing, surrounded by guests holding sparklers in an outdoor setting at night.

A bride sitting by a window in her wedding dress holding a bouquet, with a chandelier hanging above and draped curtains in the background.

A formal dinner table set with plates of food, wine glasses, lit candles, and floral centerpieces, with women seated around it, dressed elegantly.

A bride with long wavy hair and a veil decorated with lace, surrounded by bridesmaids in dresses, standing in a room with ornate walls, looking down thoughtfully. Shot on black and white film.

A black-and-white photo depicts a man assisting a woman in a dress as she ascends a staircase.