shawn_tiernan

<p>I<strong> too got scared about using the "negatives not returned" envelopes. I discovered I had a roll of 120 Extar lying around. I wasn't sure what was on it, and it was at least a year old, so I had no conscious sense of risking anything special. I decided to take a chance. I marked the envelope as I had in the past, with a big x in the ordinary instructions, marked "send out only" at the top and printed my requirements in the special instructions: "C-41 120 film, negatives only, uncut." It came back two weeks later, pretty much as it has in the past. The uncut instruction was ignored, and the negatives were cut in sets of two (annoying, but not unexpected), but the negatives were sleeved and in good shape. Price: 85 cents. This was at the Walmart in Waterford, CT. Unless things have changed, the processing is done at the Fuji facility outside of Albany, NY, so I'm guessing this will work at all Walmarts in the Northeast. I wouldn't risk this with 35mm given what people have written, but I will feel confortable using them for my 120 film until this awesome deal finally dies.</strong></p>