Question about disposable cameras...

Jun '12 Vintageivy

I just found out that Snapfish no longer processes disposable cameras! I have two water cameras I need to get processed. (We took an awesome white water rafting trip today!) Does Walmart or Walgreens do this?
Jun '12 Stick

RE: Vintageivy: I just found out that Snapfish no longer processes disposable cameras! I have two water cameras I need to get processed. (We took an awesome white water rafting trip today!) Does Walmart or Walgreens do this?

Walgreens should, my DH just took a roll of film up there last week (he's old-school, he doesn't do digital).
Jun '12 Justowen

RE: Stick: Walgreens should, my DH just took a roll of film up there last week (he's old-school, he doesn't do digital).

I took some into WM a couple of weeks ago. Be prepared for some sticker shock when you get the pics back...the prices have definitely gone up over the past few years!
Jun '12 ChansGram

RE: Justowen: I took some into WM a couple of weeks ago. Be prepared for some sticker shock when you get the pics back...the prices have definitely gone up over the past few years!

My WM doesn't do film anymore. They have a drop available, to send the film out, but nothing at store level.
It's getting harder to find.
Jun '12 TheCharmedOne

RE: ChansGram: My WM doesn't do film anymore. They have a drop available, to send the film out, but nothing at store level. It's getting harder to find.

A good photographer studio should be able to.
Perhaps concider developing your own films? It really isnt hard to do, just need a good dark room, the right processing chemicals and the photopapers.
I used to have me own dark room until I moved. it is so much fun to do and you can process the photo's how you want them.
Jun '12 Moxiegirl23

RE: TheCharmedOne: A good photographer studio should be able to. Perhaps concider developing your own films? It really isnt hard to do, just need a good dark room, the right processing chemicals and the photopapers. I used to have me own dark room until I moved. it is so much fun to do and you can process the photo's how you want them.

Is Snapfish doing away with processing film or just the disposable cameras. I ask because, as long as the film is completely rewound into it's canister (disposable cameras are loaded so that the film winds back into the film canister as you take pictures), you can pop off the plastic housing and pry open the camera body and take the film canister out yourself and send it in. All you need is a flat head screwdriver.