How expensive is it to develop 3D film?

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Chris S asked:


I want to get a 3D camera Nishika N9000, but how expensive would it be to have the 35mm film developed?

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2 Responses to “How expensive is it to develop 3D film?”

  1. Michael U says on February 27th, 2010 at 3:26 AM :

    Hmmm, it’s obviously 3D night! :)
    Depends where you are, these should help you - good luck, it sounds an interesting project:

  2. screwdriver says on February 28th, 2010 at 10:20 PM :

    Lenticular processing for 3D prints you hold in your hand is fast dying out all together, it always was expensive try this site for the latest position.

    There is another way and that is to load the camera with slide film and specify ‘process only’ when you send it off to the lab. Just the usual slide developing charges apply.

    When you get the film back you will see each image has 4 frames, cut out the 2 end frames and fit them into card holders and view with a 3D slide viewer.

    Available here, you need the Nimslo type.

    Then use one of these to view them.

    Chris

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