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[Mikeb]

Went in to the large warehouse store here with a half dozen rolls of film as i have been doing for the last 20 years and the man behind the photo counter says they don't develop film anymore.  What a bummer.

[One90guy]

I don't do color but B/W is easy to develop with minimum equipment or cost. Did you scan your negatives, if not then they would be a problem. I gave up on walmart, the only C-41 developer anywhere close to me several years ago. I do all color in dig

[Mikeb]

I take a lot of digital pics too, but I enjoy running a roll or two every month through my treasured film cameras.
 
Truthfully there are still a lot of places nearby that develop film, but the warehouse place was convenient, reliable, and ha

[One90guy]

Hope you are to recover you film, Walmart gave me someone else's negatives once, took several days but finally got mine back. My main complaint was trash on the negatives. I have a pharmacy within walking distance but there color developing always h

[Jagstang]

I used to go to a local chain drug store 5 minutes away.  I started noticing weird streaks in my film, no matter the camera.  Hmm.  Then I had a roll turn out completely blue; not just a cast but like a thick blue filter on it!  They apologized, compe

[Jimmyh]

I feel for you, Mike.  Last week our local Sam's Club closed the photo department for remodeling, and when they reopened it was now a Digital Photo Center with no film developing...  
 
I think a few store locally still have film processing, I

[Jorgea]

That is a huge reason to choose a different way to develop your films/pictures

[One90guy]

Took some color film for my grandson to our local Walmart, now they no longer develop film. Have a drug store within walking distance but the only time I used them all the negatives had a pink cast. Used them again and they did a good job. The closest c

[Jeffk]

Are there good mail-in processing options in the U.S.?  I have exactly one shop within a dozens-of-miles radius that processes film in-house, and eventually they will probably cut out that service (like when the machine breaks and they don't want to p

[Denny]

Dwayne's Photo in Parsons, KS has a good reputation with the local film shooters around here.  
 
http://www.dwaynesphoto.com/
 
Good Luck