Where can I get film developed in Portland?

2 Portland businesses develop film: EverPresent, B & W Photo Lab. They are ranked below by local reputation — rating weighted by how many people reviewed them.

Which Portland lab should I use?

Ask three things before you hand over a roll: do you develop on site, which scanner do you run, and do I get my negatives back. 2 of the 2 here are confirmed to develop in-house, and 1 is known to return your negatives. A blank on a card means the lab hasn't published it, not that the answer is no.

How much does developing cost in Portland?

Independent pricing is national in shape: about $5–12 to develop a roll of 35mm, $15–24 develop-and-scan, $16–26 for 120, and $12–20 for E-6 slide, with black & white a few dollars more. Call two Portland labs and you'll usually land inside that band. Drugstore counters charge more and mail your film away.

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Film developing in Portland, ME

2 film labs that develop film in Portland. Scanners documented locally: Epson flatbed. Ranked by local reputation — rating weighted by how many people left one.

2Develop film

2Confirmed in-house

1Return negatives

$5–12Typical dev-only

Labs and shops in Portland that develop film

EverPresent

Film lab 4.7 ★★★★★ 38

541 Congress St · Portland, ME

Returns negativesDevelops in-houseBlack & white

Photo lab offering slide scanning, video editing, and other conversion services.

B & W Photo Lab

Film lab 5 ★★★★★ 1

615 Congress St · Portland, ME

Develops in-houseBlack & white

A badge only appears where the data proves it. No “in-house” badge doesn't mean a lab ships your film out — it means we couldn't confirm either way, so ask at the counter.

What a roll typically costs

$5–12Develop only · 35mm

$15–24Develop + scan · 35mm

$16–26120 / medium format

$12–20E-6 slide

Typical 2025–26 US ranges from published lab price lists — not a quote from any Portland business. Black & white adds a few dollars, and same-day or large scans cost extra. Full price breakdown →

What these Portland labs handle

Counts come from each lab's own website and from what customers describe in reviews. Not every lab runs every process — call ahead for E-6, ECN-2 and large format.

Developing film in Portland: common questions

Where can I get film developed in Portland?: 2 Portland businesses develop film: EverPresent, B & W Photo Lab. They are ranked below by local reputation — rating weighted by how many people reviewed them.
Which Portland lab should I use?: Ask three things before you hand over a roll: do you develop on site, which scanner do you run, and do I get my negatives back. 2 of the 2 here are confirmed to develop in-house, and 1 is known to return your negatives. A blank on a card means the lab hasn't published it, not that the answer is no.
How much does developing cost in Portland?: Independent pricing is national in shape: about $5–12 to develop a roll of 35mm, $15–24 develop-and-scan, $16–26 for 120, and $12–20 for E-6 slide, with black & white a few dollars more. Call two Portland labs and you'll usually land inside that band. Drugstore counters charge more and mail your film away.

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