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newbie84
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hey
Im planning on taking my camera with me to china and I was just wondering if I would be able to develop the 35mm film.
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Slim Pickens
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newbie84
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| YAY! thanks! |
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lagerlout2006
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Just be careful. Some places never change the chemicals and you can get rotten photos. I have had several ruined. Just find a reliable place and stick to it. I found a great place--they also did wedding photos and stuff so they had good quality control...And bring a photo of the size you want--sometimes they will give you pics the size of business cards...
OH and I might avoid places with the word PHOPO above the door. But maybe I'm being paranoid.  |
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TEAM_PAPUA
Joined: 24 May 2004
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| Posted: Tue Aug 24, 2004 10:12 am Post subject: * |
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You can buy either International branded or Chinese made film here in China. I would avoid the Chinese made film - it's very grainy & poor quality.
There are many Kodak photo studios here, so developing isn't a problem.
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