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Film Developing & Negative Scanning

UAF Photo Lab develops and scans 35mm, 120, and 220 film in Vaughan, Ontario. We work with C‑41 colour negative and black-and-white film in all three formats.

C‑41 & black-and-white film developing

Send exposed film for developing only or add digital scans. Photographic prints are also available on request.

Scanning for developed negatives

We scan developed colour and black-and-white negatives in 35mm, 120, and 220. Contact the lab for a quote on larger studio archives.

Standard and high-resolution film scans

Choose standard resolution for proofs and web delivery, or high resolution for detailed editing and larger prints. Both are available as JPEG or TIFF.

Typical turnaround is 6–12 business days. Contact the lab if you’re working to a deadline.

Film drop-off in Vaughan

Bring your film or sleeved negatives to UAF Photo Lab, 7575 Highway 27, Unit 36, Vaughan, ON L4L 4M5. Tell us which service you need and how you’d like your scans delivered.

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Ship your film from Canada or the United States

Contact the lab for order instructions. Include your studio name, contact details, return address, and the service and scan options you want.
Keep exposed film in its canister or wrapper and developed negatives in sleeves. Label rolls or sleeves if they need to stay in sequence, and pack everything in a sturdy box.
Use tracked shipping to UAF Photo Lab, 7575 Highway 27, Unit 36, Vaughan, ON L4L 4M5, Canada.

Return shipping for your negatives is C$40 per order to Canada and US$40 per order to the United States.

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Film developing and scanning FAQs

Can I develop film without ordering scans?

Yes. Choose developing only, or add standard or high-resolution scans.

Can you scan negatives I already have?

Yes. We scan already-developed 35mm, 120, and 220 colour and black-and-white negatives. Choose JPEG or TIFF files.

Do you develop E‑6 slide film?

We process C‑41 colour negative and black-and-white film. We do not process E‑6 slide, APS, or Disc film.