Undead Film Lab

It’s been a long time coming but it’s finally here. I’m now accepting traditional B&W orders in the lab.

All film is developed and scanned in house with turnaround times up to 5 days due to the more hands on nature of B&W. Push and Pull Processing is available as well for additional cost.

Super excited to finally be able to offer this service as it’s been one of the most requested offerings from our customers.

P.S. the photos were shot on Ilford’s SFX200 and Delta Pro 3200 film stocks.

A lot of y’all have been asking for this one. I’m now accepting 120 development orders. I’m still not set up yet for scanning so this is for everyone with home scanning setups. This is also still just C-41 (color negative) development.

What’s happening with B&W? The station is set up but I don’t have the chemistry in yet. It’s currently in transit. Once the chemistry is in and I can establish a workflow using my own B&W rolls I will begin accepting customer orders.

Thank you for everyone’s patience as I am a one man show running a retail film and camera shop in 2026.

A Petri Color 35 has entered the cabinet. Tested with film, working light meter, and a fungus free lens. Looking for a poor man’s Rollei 35 that actually slaps? This is it.

Have you seen the new paint job on our drop box at The Holland Project yet? It’s looking pretty spiffy so you should totally put some film in it. Thank you Nathaniel Benjamin for helping out with this project!

We have a turnaround time of 48 hours or less from when your film arrives in the lab.

If it’s been longer and you haven’t got your scan email check your junk box or spam folder.

Had a blast checking out the trophy trucks and side by sides for this years BITD Vegas to Reno (the other way). All shot on Kodak Kodacolor 100 with my Nikon N90.

We got a blog and I’m writing it!

Check out our first blog post on the website. This is another place where I’ll be sharing lab updates, recaps, and other topics related to film photography.