'terms' we use
ok.. as i browse thru the forum, i notice some confusion on certain terms that we use. even i am sometimes confused.. developing film - in general, running the film thru the chemicals. scanning film - the process of translating the film (photos) into a digital form that can be recognized by a computer printing - A photographic image transferred to paper or a similar surface. processing film - it seems this term 'processing' means the process of developing. some websites include scanning and printing in the 'processing'. So i assume when people mention 'processing', it actually means the procedure of how things are done, and not limited to a certain thing. these are wat i always understood each terms as, so correct me if i'm wrong.

i got one more to add: ruining film - the act of opening your camera back when you havent rewind your films back into the spool. :lol: :lol: :lol:

speaking of developing and such . . what process triple D dun do ? any idea etc bnw ? jimmy ?

thanks. . . cos the other day wen i go , unle mike say he couldnt do bnw. thanks anyway

oh he accepts only 2 or 3 rolls per day only. if im not wrong.

Thanks Jimmy for the terms.. i do get confused sometimes.. :) speaking of developing and such . . what process triple D dun do ? any idea etc bnw ? jimmy ? they dun do slides (E-6 process). they now do bnw, but it will take a few days. :) Uncle Mike do bnw??? woooo yeah yeah... maybe can find him for bnw in future... :D

:O You mean you buy a normal film, and when you develop them, you can tell them if you want it cross-processed/normal-processed/b&w, etc? Newbie here :/

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