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Sometimes when you get hold of an old camera - you might find a film still loaded inside. If you are really lucky it will be partially or completely exposed. Getting old film processed is a specialist job - but fortunately there are a couple of companies which can help:

Process C-22

Rocky Mountain Film Laboratory

The first is based in the UK - and are quite new - but we have personally had old 2 films developed by them - and they are very good.

The second one is based in the US and has been around some time. We've not used them ourselves but have heard good things about them.

The first film we had developed came from an old Agfa Clack. We'd hoped it might be a 1950s one which would match the age of the camera - but instead it was a roll of Ilford HP5 from about 1980. Process C-22 did a great job and whilst the negatives produced show some signs of age (and damp!) but the film has survived well enough that prints could be made. Here are a couple of frames:

 

The pictures themselves seem to be of somebody's kitchen - and are not very interesting - however you never know what you might find! :-)


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