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Nikon D610 Full frame is a top quality camera and is still availble new at e-infinity at a great price. The lens you buy is more important as the body can only record what it receives through the lens. Sony and Panasonic have some of the best bridge cameras which will save money on glass, they...

Thanks Retune, I will take a look. I operated Crosfield drum scanners for many years and i vaguely remember Fuji & Noritsu coming into the market when DTP started. I stopped photography in about '94 until a couple of years ago hence not knowing where to go for a good lab. They all make very good...

I'll have a look thanks

Yes you're right, that's why I'm looking for an analogue service from the past but it seems the nearest will be a contact sheet and selected prints as Simon said. You need a very large scan to match film res which are expensive.

Yes you are probably right about the cost, the old printing method for say a 24exp 35mm film was done using daylight working machines and it took minutes to print the whole film at 6x4 for example which is why they were not expensive. Now as you say they would have to be done on a standard...

They came back to me quickly with this: "We scan the negative using a dedicated film scanner connected to the printer we print to The prints are traditional C type Chemical prints though and not ink jet." Thanks Peter

Thanks I've emailed them

yes like the photolabs from the film days

Hi, I'm new to this site so what I'm asking is probably answered somewhere! but I can't find it. Are there any shops that still offer analogue prints from 35mm i.e Dev & Print not Dev, Scan & Print. The reason I ask is the quality of the (Colour) scans & prints from scanned negs is poor compared...