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Optik Oldschool
Augustastr. 14
40477 Düsseldorf
Germany
C-41 colour film processing for 4×5
For all regular colour negative films in 4×5 format.
Scan size per Sheet:
Long side 13.000 px
Push Processing: +0,50€ per roll.
Please indicate when placing you order if pushing is needed.
We push C-41 film up to 2 stops.
Which chemicals do you use?
We develop colour film using the excelent FUJIFILM Hunt chemicals. We monitor the status of our chemistry with Fuji control strips. We use distilled water exclusively.
What happens to my negatives?
We will archive your film safely for up to one year.
Once your order is fully processed, you can pick up the negatives from the lab in person or have them mailed back to you.
If you don't want to keep your negatives, we can dispose these for you.
Prices are per sheet.
Send your films here:
Optik Oldschool
Augustastr. 14
40477 Düsseldorf
Germany
C-41 colour film processing
For all regular colour negative films + special B/W films such as Ilford XP2.
Scan sizes:
Fuji Frontier - 5444x3649px
Noritsu HS1800 - 6774x4492px
These are the biggest sizes these scanners can produce. They offer great flexibility to edit, to post in social media and print big! If you have a favourite scanner, please let us know. Otherwise we'll make the choice for you.
Push Processing: +0,50€ per roll.
Please indicate on the canister if the roll needs to be pushed.
We push C-41 film up to 2 stops.
Lab turnaround time varies from 5 to 7 working days.
Which chemicals do you use?
We develop colour film using the excelent FUJIFILM Hunt chemicals. We monitor the status of our chemistry with Fuji control strips. We use distilled water exclusively.
What happens to my negatives?
We offer to cut and sleeve your negatives in pergamine archival files at an extra cost of 0,50€ per roll. Alternatively we will archive the uncut rolls safely for up to one year.
Once your order is fully processed, you can pick up the negatives from the lab in person or have them mailed back to you.
If you don't want to keep your negatives, we can dispose these for you.
How can I access my scans?
Scans are being delivered in JPG format as a ZIP archive (1 per roll) to download. The name of the archive features the roll ID, scanner type and film name.
Download links are kept active for at least 4 weeks.
Prices are per roll.
Send your films here:
Optik Oldschool
Augustastr. 14
40477 Düsseldorf
Germany
C-41 colour film processing for 120
For all regular colour negative films in 120 medium format.
Scan sizes:
Fuji Frontier
645 = 4842x3649px
6x6 = 3637x3637px
6x7 = 4547x3649px
Noritsu HS1800
645 = 4824x3533px
6x6 = 4760x4832px
6x7 = 5902x4815px
These are the biggest sizes these scanners can produce. They offer great flexibility to edit, to post in social media and print big! If you have a favourite scanner, please let us know. Otherwise we'll make the choice for you.
Push Processing: +0,50€ per roll.
Please indicate on the roll if pushing is needed.
We push C-41 film up to 2 stops.
Lab turnaround time varies from 5 to 7 working days.
Which chemicals do you use?
We develop colour film using the excelent FUJIFILM Hunt chemicals. We monitor the status of our chemistry with Fuji control strips. We use distilled water exclusively.
What happens to my negatives?
We offer to cut and sleeve your negatives in pergamine archival files at an extra cost of 0,50€ per roll. Alternatively we will archive the uncut rolls safely for up to one year.
Once your order is fully processed, you can pick up the negatives from the lab in person or have them mailed back to you.
If you don't want to keep your negatives, we can dispose these for you.
How can I access my scans?
Scans are being delivered in JPG format as a ZIP archive (1 per roll) to download. The name of the archive features the roll ID, scanner type and film name.
Download links are kept active for at least 4 weeks.
Prices are per roll.
Send your films here:
Optik Oldschool
Augustastr. 14
40477 Düsseldorf
Germany
Black & White film processing for 4×5
We develop semi-manually using rotary processors with fresh chemicals, every time!
Scan size per Sheet:
Long side 13.000 px
Push Processing: +0,50€ per roll.
Please indicate when placing you order if pushing is needed.
We push B/W film up to 3 stops.
Which chemicals do you use?
We develop B&W film using Kodak XTOL or Ilford ID-11 at a 1+1 dilution. We may also use Adox XT-3 (as an alternative to XTOL). We use distilled water exclusively.
What happens to my negatives?
We will archive your film safely for up to one year.
Once your order is fully processed, you can pick up the negatives from the lab in person or have them mailed back to you.
If you don't want to keep your negatives, we can dispose these for you.
Prices are per sheet.
Send your films here:
Optik Oldschool
Augustastr. 14
40477 Düsseldorf
Germany
Black & White film processing
We develop semi-manually using rotary processors with fresh chemicals, every time!
Scan sizes:
Fuji Frontier - 5444x3649px
Noritsu HS1800 - 6774x4492px
These are the biggest sizes these scanners can produce. They offer great flexibility to edit, to post in social media and print big! If you have a favourite scanner, please let us know. Otherwise we'll make the choice for you.
Push Processing: +0,50€ per roll.
Please indicate on the canister if pushing is needed. For black & white we handle up to +3 pushing.
Lab turnaround time varies from 5 to 7 working days.
Which B&W developer do you use?
We develop B&W film using Kodak XTOL or Ilford ID-11 at a 1+1 dilution. We may also use Adox XT-3 (as an alternative to XTOL). We use distilled water exclusively.
What happens to my negatives?
We offer to cut and sleeve your negatives in pergamine archival files at an extra cost of 0,50€ per roll. Alternatively we will archive the uncut rolls safely for up to one year.
Once your order is fully processed, you can pick up the negatives from the lab in person or have them mailed back to you.
If you don't want to keep your negatives, we can dispose these for you.
How can I access my scans?
Scans are being delivered in JPG format as a ZIP archive (1 per roll) to download. The name of the archive features the roll ID, scanner type and film name.
Download links are kept active for at least 4 weeks.
Prices are per roll.
Send your films here:
Optik Oldschool
Augustastr. 14
40477 Düsseldorf
Germany
Black & White film processing for 120
We develop semi-manually using rotary processors with fresh chemicals, every time!
Scan sizes:
Fuji Frontier
645 = 4842x3649px
6x6 = 3637x3637px
6x7 = 4547x3649px
Noritsu HS1800
645 = 4824x3533px
6x6 = 4760x4832px
6x7 = 5902x4815px
These are the biggest sizes these scanners can produce. They offer great flexibility to edit, to post in social media and print big! If you have a favourite scanner, please let us know. Otherwise we'll make the choice for you.
Push Processing: +0,50€ per roll.
Please indicate on the roll if pushing is needed. For black & white we handle up to +3 pushing.
Lab turnaround time varies from 5 to 7 working days.
Which B&W developer do you use?
We develop B&W film using Kodak XTOL or Ilford ID-11 at a 1+1 dilution. We may also use Adox XT-3 (as an alternative to XTOL). We use distilled water exclusively.
What happens to my negatives?
We offer to cut and sleeve your negatives in pergamine archival files at an extra cost of 0,50€ per roll. Alternatively we will archive the uncut rolls safely for up to one year.
Once your order is fully processed, you can pick up the negatives from the lab in person or have them mailed back to you.
If you don't want to keep your negatives, we can dispose these for you.
How can I access my scans?
Scans are being delivered in JPG format as a ZIP archive (1 per roll) to download. The name of the archive features the roll ID, scanner type and film name.
Download links are kept active for at least 4 weeks.
Prices are per roll.
Send your ECN-2 film here:
Optik Oldschool
Augustastr. 14
40477 Düsseldorf
Germany
ECN-2 colour film processing
Motion picture film developing process both 35mm and 120 film with remjet layer. We only process rolled ECN-2 film used in still photography cameras.
We process any type of remjet layered film. 500T, 400T, 200T, 250D and 50D motion picture film from brands like KODAK, FUJI and ILFORD or any other company respooling cine film.
We recommend scanning motion picture film with Fuji Frontiers but ultimately the choice is yours.
Scan sizes 35mm:
Fuji Frontier - 5444x3649px
Noritsu HS1800 - 6774x4492px
Scan sizes 120:
Fuji Frontier
645 = 4842x3649px
6x6 = 3637x3637px
6x7 = 4547x3649px
Noritsu HS1800
645 = 4824x3533px
6x6 = 4760x4832px
6x7 = 5902x4815px
These are the biggest sizes these scanners can produce. They offer great flexibility to edit, to post in social media and print big! If you have a favourite scanner, please let us know. Otherwise we'll make the choice for you.
Push Processing: +0,50€ per roll.
Please indicate on the canister if the roll needs to be pushed.
Lab turnaround time varies from 5 to 7 working days.
Which chemicals do you use?
We develop ECN-2 film in original ECN-2 chemistry from KODAK and can monitor the status of our chemistry with Kodak ECN-2 control strips. We use distilled water exclusively.
What happens to my negatives?
We offer to cut and sleeve your negatives in pergamine archival files at an extra cost of 0,50€ per roll. Alternatively we will archive the uncut rolls safely for up to one year.
Once your order is fully processed, you can pick up the negatives from the lab in person or have them mailed back to you.
If you don't want to keep your negatives, we can dispose these for you.
How can I access my scans?
Scans are being delivered in JPG format as a ZIP archive (1 per roll) to download. The name of the archive features the roll ID, scanner type and film name.
Download links are kept active for at least 4 weeks.
Prices are per roll.
Order this service and your negatives will be send to you. Securely packaged with a huge red warning on the envelope.
Optik Oldschool archives negatives for up to one year at no additional costs. You can order your negatives back – or pick them up in person from the lab – at any time. Depending on the requested volume from the archive, it may take some time to get everything wrapped up.
