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Developing negatives

Rigsby · 2015-06-23 10:45:40

I recently came across the negative of an old family photo that I'd love to have a copy or two of. When I say "old" I mean it. :D I think it was taken with a "Brownie" camera back in the 60's. Have negatives now gone out with the Dodo or would it be possible to have it developed anywhere ? Thanks.

23-06-2015 10:45am

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Rigsby

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I recently came across the negative of an old family photo that I'd love to have a copy or two of. When I say "old" I mean it. I think it was taken with a "Brownie" camera back in the 60's.

Have negatives now gone out with the Dodo or would it be possible to have it developed anywhere ?

Thanks.

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#2 23-06-2015 10:58am

DaireQuinlan

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you don't need to get it developed, you need to get it either printed or scanned and printed. If it's from a brownie it's likely 6x9cm on 120/620 film, if you bring it into Photocare on Abbey street or Cameraexchange on Georges street they ought to be able to scan it for you. Or PM stcstc here he does scanning as well AFAIK.

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