How much does 120 developing cost in Boston?

Medium format runs a little above 35mm: about $16–26 to develop and scan a roll of 120 color, a few dollars more for black and white, and similar for E-6 slide. Pricing is national in shape — confirm with the lab.

Why do fewer labs offer 120?

120 is wider than 35mm and has to be loaded and scanned differently, so a lab needs the right equipment. The ones that do offer it are set up for medium format and usually scan it at higher resolution to make the most of the larger negative.

Will I get my 120 negatives back cut and sleeved?

A good lab returns 120 negatives cut into strips and sleeved in medium-format pages. If your negatives matter to you, ask how they cut and sleeve before you drop the roll off.

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120 film developing in Boston, MA

3 places to develop 120 medium-format film in Boston. The bigger negative rewards a high-res scan — ask how each lab cuts and sleeves your negatives.

Where to develop 120 in Boston

CatLABS

Camera store & film lab 4.2 ★★★★☆ 138

3514 Washington St · Boston, MA

Film scanning

Film, lens, darkroom and camera seller, specializing in analog photography, with an in-house lab, and services such as scans and developing.

EverPresent

Film lab 4.6 ★★★★★ 22

411 Marlborough St · Boston, MA

Returns negativesDevelops in-houseBlack & white

EverPresent

Film lab 4.9 ★★★★★ 20

645 Tremont St · Boston, MA

Returns negativesDevelops in-houseBlack & white

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120 developing in Boston: common questions

How much does 120 developing cost in Boston?: Medium format runs a little above 35mm: about $16–26 to develop and scan a roll of 120 color, a few dollars more for black and white, and similar for E-6 slide. Pricing is national in shape — confirm with the lab.
Why do fewer labs offer 120?: 120 is wider than 35mm and has to be loaded and scanned differently, so a lab needs the right equipment. The ones that do offer it are set up for medium format and usually scan it at higher resolution to make the most of the larger negative.
Will I get my 120 negatives back cut and sleeved?: A good lab returns 120 negatives cut into strips and sleeved in medium-format pages. If your negatives matter to you, ask how they cut and sleeve before you drop the roll off.