Disk Film Question

[Disney*Dreamer]

I just found a huge bag of old, used disk film. It was in the attic, I am guessing from my elementary school years, I took a ton of pics and NEVER got them eveloped. So I am thinking my trip to DC, Nashville, Huntsville. All would be really cool to see. But I am wondering 2 things. One, does anyone even develope this stuff? And two, would it even be able to be developed. The attic gets very hot, my guess would be around 100 or hotter in the summer, and very cold, probably in the 20's or lower in the winter. So is there anything there to salvage?

Thanks for any help anyone can give.

 

[thomas998]

Rockymountainfilm.com can develop it. A cousin found some and had it developed by them a few years ago. It wasn't cheap and the results were what I would call average to fair.

 

[Disney*Dreamer]

Rockymountainfilm.com can develop it. A cousin found some and had it developed by them a few years ago. It wasn't cheap and the results were what I would call average to fair.

I looked at them, thanks for the suggestion, man they aren't cheep are they.!.

I think I am going to have to find someplace else or just decide if I want these developed or not. But man I am dying to see what is on them.

 

[dr_zero]

I looked at them, thanks for the suggestion, man they aren't cheep are they.!.

I think I am going to have to find someplace else or just decide if I want these developed or not. But man I am dying to see what is on them.

I found this place also
http://www.dwaynesphoto.com/newsite2006/disc-126-film.html

Pricing
Color or Black & White Disc, 126 and 127 Film Processing
Description One Set Two Sets
Color Processing Disc, 126 or 127 * $9.00 $13.50
Black & White Processing 126 or 127 or 110 * $9.00 $13.50



Our History

Dwayne Steinle founded Dwayne's Photo in 1956. Dwayne's is still independently owned and operated by the Steinle family. We are one of the largest specialty labs in the United States. With nearly one hundred employees, we handle thousands of orders each day. Dwayne's is the only Kodak certified processor of Kodachrome film in the U.S. We are one of the few labs still offering processing for a variety of film types that are no longer manufactured, including Disc and 126 film.

Located in a small town in Kansas, Dwayne's is still focused on the traditional values of quality craftsmanship and customer service. We continue to follow Dwayne Steinle's original business motto, "If you promise a customer something, make sure you deliver it."

 

[Disney*Dreamer]

I found this place also
http://www.dwaynesphoto.com/newsite2006/disc-126-film.html

Pricing
Color or Black & White Disc, 126 and 127 Film Processing
Description One Set Two Sets
Color Processing Disc, 126 or 127 * $9.00 $13.50
Black & White Processing 126 or 127 or 110 * $9.00 $13.50



Our History

Dwayne Steinle founded Dwayne's Photo in 1956. Dwayne's is still independently owned and operated by the Steinle family. We are one of the largest specialty labs in the United States. With nearly one hundred employees, we handle thousands of orders each day. Dwayne's is the only Kodak certified processor of Kodachrome film in the U.S. We are one of the few labs still offering processing for a variety of film types that are no longer manufactured, including Disc and 126 film.

Located in a small town in Kansas, Dwayne's is still focused on the traditional values of quality craftsmanship and customer service. We continue to follow Dwayne Steinle's original business motto, "If you promise a customer something, make sure you deliver it."

WOW! Thanks! Now that is more like it. I will definantly be getting at least some of them done now, see how they turn out and then decide if I want to get more done. I really appreciate you posting this information!

 

[dr_zero]

WOW! Thanks! Now that is more like it. I will definantly be getting at least some of them done now, see how they turn out and then decide if I want to get more done. I really appreciate you posting this information!

Happy to help! They looked like a good place based off some of their info.

 

[Disney*Dreamer]

Happy to help! They looked like a good place based off some of their info.

Yeah, they are conviencing.