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We are a leading provider of 120 film development services, offering professional quality film developing, scanning, prints, and digital files. We specialise in developing any type of medium format film (120 & 220), including colour and black & white. Our expert technicians are trained to handle contemporary and vintage films with the utmost care and precision. Please note that you will not receive prints automatically with your order - instead you will have the opportunity to print your favourite images after seeing the scans. This minimises waste and cost, and allows you to focus on the very best of your photography. See the relevant section below for more information! Resolutions (6x6 format example) -  Standard = 2079 x 2048px (3-4MB) High Resolution JPEG or TIFF = 4832 x 4760px  Features: - High-end developing equipment, and expert lab technicians, for processing 120 film and 220 film- Professional Grade Scanning to Digital or Prints- Digital files provided online through your Customer Account area of the website (here)- Archival quality prints available - chosen after you've seen the scans to ensure that you're only paying for the prints you want Benefits: - Save precious memories and keep them alive in an affordable, uncomplicated way- View your photos on any device - computer, mobile phone or external hard drive- Print your best photographs - capture your favourite moments and life events How do I know what type of medium format film I have? It will usually say on the film canister or box - either with a description or a short code for the relevant chemistry (C-41 colour, B&W standard, E6 slide etc) You could also look up the film in our store by searching this page: All Film and checking its specifications. The most common ones are colour C-41 which is the 'standard' colour negative film, and black and white (B&W). If you have any concerns of questions about your 120 film developing then just drop a line to our live chat - or email lab@analo