>>3403027>>3403028But looking at
thedarkroom.com as a reference they charge about $15 for dev and 6 megapixel scans, or about $20 for 30 megapixel scans, and they are based in the USA.
Also, I would recommend scanning at home instead of getting scans from some random lab down the street, they usually don't bother with color correction anymore and just let the scanner do it's thing.
>pic related some expired film I dropped off at my local lab, started scanning at home since thenAlso, if you scan at a lab, remember that every lab has it's own look, but if the staff is serious you can usually talk to them to get to the look you want.
For example:
http://www.lettherebefilm.com/comparing-scans/ 