On Tue, April 12, 2011 10:22, PhotoRoy6@xxxxxxx wrote:
In a message dated 4/11/2011 11:32:27 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
eichhorn@xxxxxx writes:
>
> I have a small 110 film camera, probably a promotional item, which is a 3
> cm cube that opens to receive a film cassette. It's labeled "The Nature
> Company Outdoor Mini Camera," and hangs from a key ring. From a Google
> search there appear to be B&W and color expired film available for this
> camera.
> But, how does one get the film developed and printed? I doubt that the
> folks who run the local Walgreen's photo shop have ever seen such a
> thing.
> I've had this little gadget for years but have done nothing with it. I'd
> like to try it. Anyone have any advice?
I would type into the Google search box
110 film processing
and look at the results. :-)
In this particular case, www.dwaynesphoto.com that was just suggested is
the #1 hit, so that's probably a good answer.
rockymountainphoto.com and bisonphoto.com also say they do 110; don't know
anything about either of those.
There's also a paid result for rapidphoto.net.
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