Develop your film with us.
We develop thousands of rolls of film every year, all by hand. We process black and white as well as colour, and all sizes including 35mm, medium (120) and large format sheet film (5×4”)
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Fill in the order form
Post your film to us along with your order form in a safe package. We always recommend you post to us using Royal Mail Special Delivery.
You can track the package from beginning to end as well as insure the package.
Please post to:
FILM PROCESSING
PHOTOFUSION
UNIT 2, 2 BEEHIVE PLACE
LONDON
SW9 7QR
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Fill in our order form.
Drop off your film to us in the office!
(The drop box is currently out of action)
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We typically quote a one week turnaround, but for normally exposed film, our process and scan service tends to take 2-3 working days.
Please note: we will keep your negatives for 6 months from the date we emailed you to collect your order.
You can collect your order from:
PHOTOFUSION
UNIT 2, 2 BEEHIVE PLACE
LONDON UK
SW9 7QR
fill in our forms
DEVELOP
MEMBERS | NON-MEMBERS
CONTACT SHEETS
PUSH / PULL
DEVELOP & SCAN
MEMBERS | NON-MEMBERS
SCAN ONLY
PRINTS
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MEMBERS | NON-MEMBERS
MEMBERS | NON-MEMBERS
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All Pricing includes VAT.
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Become a Photofusion member to receive discounted prices on services. Please note membership numbers may take 1-2 working days to process.
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Include any push or pull instructions in the notes section of the order form.
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We do not provide E6 processing for transparency film. However we can cross process your films at no extra charge. If you require this service, please specify in the notes section of the form.
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If you prefer, we can supply you with a digital contact sheet instead of a traditional one for the same price. Please specify this in the notes section of the order form.
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We do not provide process of 110 rolls of film.
Photofusion is London’s largest public darkroom specialising in processing using traditional methods. All films are expertly hand processed and monitored throughout so as to ensure the highest quality. Black & White film is developed with Ilford Ilfotec DD. Colour negatives are developed in deep tanks containing Kodak Flexicolor C-41 chemistry.