I am very beginner of 8mm. I just wonder how much cost processing film (K-40) in that lab in Switzerland. It would realy help me.
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Processing K40 is free (it's included when you buy a film). There is an included envelope in the K40 package which you can put your film, send it off to Kodak in your country and receive the processed film back in 2-4 weeks. Kodak will send it to Switzerland for you.
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Not necessarily
Processing of K-40 is not necessarily included in the price of the film. Here in the U.S. you can get K-40 direct from Kodak for $13.54 with processing or for $10.83 without processing. If you buy it without processing then the mailers are available separately at prices from $5.50 to $8.00. Wal-Mart stores process them for $4.88 or you can sent it to Dwayne's for $9.
In the U.S. the only source I know of for K-40 with processing is Kodak. You call 1-800-621-FILM and ask for Catalog Number 505 3335.
I can think of a few reasons for buying K-40 without processing. You may be able to get it back faster if you send it to Dwayne's. And there is at least one lab than will process it as B&W, which makes the mailer redundant.
In the U.S. the only source I know of for K-40 with processing is Kodak. You call 1-800-621-FILM and ask for Catalog Number 505 3335.
I can think of a few reasons for buying K-40 without processing. You may be able to get it back faster if you send it to Dwayne's. And there is at least one lab than will process it as B&W, which makes the mailer redundant.