I have negative pictures of a 1906 stream engine that sunk. Rare

[Truth]

Do places develop those still? I can’t find a place. Thank you

 

[lairmo]

My local Walmart still takes them in, but it is Out-labbed to another business...

 

[jeff of pa]

check the net for camera shops in your area.

At the Very Least, They should Know.

if your profile is somewhat correct

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Abita+Springs+La+camera+shop

 

[lairmo]

Also, there are film negative scanners... I bought one for "slides"..practically same thing:
https://www.bing.com/search?q=film+...sc=8-14&cvid=b798260fc904488b9a814d252ca54a2e

 

[jeff of pa]

yep I printed one on my scanner once and just used an editor to
get a good image

 

[Truth]

Thanks guys!!

 

[Chadeaux]

Got an old Epson scanner that has a light built into the cover just for scanning negatives. It came on my C7800 printer. Copy the negative, put in a paint program, then invert and you have a positive image.

 

[Truth]

Got an old Epson scanner that has a light built into the cover just for scanning negatives. It came on my C7800 printer. Copy the negative, put in a paint program, then invert and you have a positive image.

I’m gonna bring to a print shop in Metairie La they gonna do it for me. Not expensive.

 

[Chadeaux]

I’m gonna bring to a print shop in Metairie La they gonna do it for me. Not expensive.

Good idea, please share with us when you're done. They should be able to give you a digital copy too.

 

[nomad 11]

you are gonna let us see are'nt cha ?

 

[Truth]

you are gonna let us see are'nt cha ?

Yeah there’s a place 50 miles away I have to bring it too I’ve just been sick for the pass 2 weeks.

 

[A2coins]

There gotta be tons of places I love everything to do with trains