Cheapest way to get 35mm film developed

[clive_candy]

I've come across a couple of 35mm films. No idea what's on them - the photos must have been taken at least 15 years ago.

Curious, but don't want to pay silly money to find out. What's the best option?

Edited by clive_candy on Thursday 25th July 10:30

[Mr Pointy]

Take it into Boots chemists?
https://stores.bootsphoto.com/

SnappySnaps do some processing on premises:
https://www.snappysnaps.co.uk/in-store-services/fi...

[Craikeybaby]

Not cheap though - at least compared to when I last had films developed 20 years ago...

It also seems slower, they have had my films for what feels like ages, but it is more like a week, but I was hoping to see the results before running more films through the cameras.

[Dingu]

Craikeybaby said:

Not cheap though - at least compared to when I last had films developed 20 years ago...

It also seems slower, they have had my films for what feels like ages, but it is more like a week, but I was hoping to see the results before running more films through the cameras.

Of course it isn’t as cheap. It’s niche now, was volume then.