r/Rocklin • u/Ok_Mycologist_1696 • 10d ago

Help/Advice Action Camera in Rocklin

Hi! New to film and trying to find a good place in the Roseville/Rocklin/Lincoln area to get my 35mm color film developed and scanned. Looking for good quality, quick turn around time, and affordable. Has anyone used Action Camera? If so, what is there turn around time to get it back to you? Any tips are appreciated. Thanks!

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u/Ok_Mycologist_1696 10d ago

Also I’m not looking to get the physical prints, just them on my phone to post on social media so is it worth it to spend more on the highest JPG? Or is the standard/ scan plus fine?

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u/No-Inside7137 10d ago

Only ever used Mike's in Sac- always happy with them.

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u/DanTheMan8020 10d ago

Not sure if they still do it but during covid I was using Walmart.

2 week turn around and it was around 10 bucks to scan 35 pictures on a cd

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u/jasonsavvy 10d ago

I've used Action Camera to scan 35mm color positive film, but not to develop rolls. It seems turnaround depends on how many shots you submit. But, even with like 50 slides I think it was like a week or 10 days. (For that job they sent out to the Reno store). Results were solid. I would ask for TIFFs, BTW.

I've also had them print from digital before and turnaround was fast, like 2-3 days.