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Where can I go to get old disposable cameras developed?

funsize · 2024-03-02 17:45:13

I have a bunch of old, used disposable cameras, mostly Fujifilm but a few others. The expiry / develop by dates range from 1997 to 2007. They have been stored in a ziplock plastic bag, most of the time kept in a box in the attic, but they moved house with me twice. I don’t think they ever got damp or were exposed to very…

02-03-2024 06:45PM

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I have a bunch of old, used disposable cameras, mostly Fujifilm but a few others. The expiry / develop by dates range from 1997 to 2007.
They have been stored in a ziplock plastic bag, most of the time kept in a box in the attic, but they moved house with me twice. I don’t think they ever got damp or were exposed to very high or low temperatures.
What are the chances of getting them developed? Can you recommend anywhere in Ireland that would do a good job?

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#2 02-03-2024 08:55PM

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John Gunn's shop in 16 Wexford St, Dublin 2, D02 FY99

⋅ Opens 9 a.m. Mon
Phone: (01) 478 1226

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#3 26-03-2024 12:54AM

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Opens 10am. He goes to mass at 9

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#4 26-03-2024 09:09AM

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If they were stored in the attic - attics can get very hot on a sunny summer day. I wouldn't get them all done at once, try a couple first to see if they've survived.

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