


120 medium format colour negatives are printed on our state of the art Noritsu Digital Printers. Dust, hairs and even scratches are eliminated using sophisticated Digital Ice Technology. See also Black and White 120 Medium Format Processing. We also have a 120 Cross Processing Service.
Notes on Printing - If you give us a square negative (6x6cm) and request 4 inch printing, then your print size will be 4x4 inch. If your give us rectangular negatives ( 6x4.5cm or 6x7cm) and you request 4 inch printing, then your prints will be 6x4 inch. If you find this confusing then drop us a line or phone.
Price per Roll - REDUCED - Cheapest ever Prices
Size in Inches |
Cost |
4x4 or 4x6 inch Prints 5x5 or 5x7 inch Prints 6x6 or 6x8 inch Prints 8x8 or 8x12 inch Prints Process Only Process & Standard Scan (No Prints) Process Print & Standard Scan High Resolution Scanning |
£10 £12 £14
£22 £5 £10 +£5 +£10 |
Each frame of your 120 colour film is assessed and adjustments are made for density, saturation, contrast and colour balance. At this stage we can also adjust the cropping of the photo
120 Colour Medium Format Films - Notes
This 120 Medium Format colour film service is exclusive to Kodak Express Camden in London. For those customers who live too far away to pop in we have a 120 Film mail order service available.
Reprints from already developed negatives are available in matt and gloss, with or without a border. All sizes up to 12x8 (A4) are available the same day.
Prints from already processed colour negatives
Size in Inches |
Cost |
4x4 or 6x4 inch 5x5 or 7x5 inch 6x6 or 8x6 inch 8x8 or 10x8 inch A4 A3 A2 A1 A0 |
£1 £2 £3 £4 £5 £15 £25 £35 £55 |
We can scan your medium format colour negs onto a CD. Our standard resolution scans are good enough to print to A3 and our high resolution scans are good enough to print to A0.
Great news for Holga Diana and Lomo Camera users - Give us you colour films to develop and if there is nothing on them worth printing there is NO CHARGE.
Please note that when printing out larger sizes from our medium format scans you will need to do some Photoshop work to prepare the images for printing. Drum scanning produces far superior results and is available at labs such as Metro - the downside is that the cost of Drum Scanning.