Good half frame news!

[brianmquinn]

It's $20 something for 72 shots. That is like $12 per roll of 36 exposure. Plus you save by only having to buy ONE roll of film. They only charged me $5.99 for the CD but the listed price on their web page is higher, perhaps a typo. The point of my post was not to list a cheap film printer, it was to let people know where they could get quality developing for half frame cameras. Remember you get what you pay for. I feel this company charges as fair price for good service.

[Jeff Kubach]

I always wanted half frame 35mm. One of these days I'll break down and get one!

Jeff

[brianmquinn]

I always wanted half frame 35mm. One of these days I'll break down and get one!

Jeff

All film cameras are bargains now. There are tones of cameras I lusted after for years but never thought I could own. Now thanks to digital cameras and ebay I now own a score of cameras. They cost me less then I would have had to pay for two or three of them 10 years ago. Darkroom equipment is also dirt cheap now. So pick up a tank and some 400Tmax (TMY-2) and develop your own.

[brianmquinn]

The bad news, they closed.
http://www.cleverlyhidden.com/
I’m just adding this info because the link to the half frame page is still active and looks like they are still in business.

[nicholai]

Didnt look at the date and my first thoughts: "Oh noes! The Pen ST that my GAS so much desires might go up in price now "

[brianmquinn]

Sad, I guess the roll I sent in the fall was one of the last they processed. They did good work. I admit I was only sending them about one to two rolls a year for half frame work lately. Looks like that did not keep them in business. I will be sending my next half frame roll to
http://www.bluemooncamera.com/35mmMachinePrints.php
They have done nice work with the 110 film I have sent them in recent years. I would prefer to also gets scans on CD with developing but the Blue Moon prices for high quality scans is too much for me.