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Film Development

C-41, B&W, E-6, ECN-2, ORWO C-5168, Sovcolor and retro films

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What is Film Lab Store?

Film Lab Store is a personal project in Kyiv about analogue photography: film, cameras, manual film development, scanning, and accessories. I don't run a conveyor-belt lab — I'm a photographer who tests materials myself, processes challenging film, and helps you choose the right process.

Why Choose Me

Maximum from Every Frame

I scan to bring out everything — from quick previews to archival quality.

Complex Film Is My Speciality

Slide, E-6, ECN-2, Svema, ORWO — processes and materials regular labs rarely work with.

Not Volume, Real Attention

Every roll passes through my hands, not a conveyor.

Latest Articles

22 June 2026

How to Determine the ISO of Old Film: ASA, DIN, GOST

Found some old film with unclear markings? Let’s figure out how to determine its ISO based on ASA, DIN, and GOST, what to do with Svema, Tasma, and ORWO, and why expired film doesn’t always produce results “just like on the box.”

7 June 2026

How to choose your first film camera

A quick guide for beginners: why you should start with a 35mm camera, how to choose between a budget, mid-range or higher-end model, which film to use, and how to check a second-hand camera.

4 June 2026

Expired Film: Can You Shoot It and How to Get Usable Results

Expired photographic film can produce a beautiful vintage look, but it requires careful exposure and realistic expectations. Learn how age, ISO, storage conditions and film type affect the result.

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