Processing Film

• 1). If your film was shot on a roll of slide film, find a photo printing company that processes color slides. Find out of they include mounts or if there is a fee to cut and mount the slides.
  
  
• 2). If your film was shot on negative, determine the photo lab's capabilities and options for converting to color slides. Advanced photo labs can create slides from negatives or by using a digital process. Digital processing involves creating a scan of the negative, retouching imperfections, and sending the file for printing slides.
  
  
• 3). If your film was shot digitally, you can have slides created from the digital file. This may be less expensive because advanced computer production is typically unnecessary.