Black & White Film Development & Scanning Berlin

Black-and-white film development in Berlin

Develop black-and-white negative film from €6 per roll. Each film is processed through a controlled semi-manual workflow, with development-only and neutral JPEG or TIFF scan options.

Most common order: 135/35mm Development + JPEG Standard Scan for €14. Select the film format, service and any push/pull instruction; the selected variant shows the final price.

• 135/35mm development only: €6
• 135/35mm + JPEG Standard: €14
• 135/35mm + TIFF Standard: €18
• Push or pull: +€2 where available
• Normal turnaround: 7 working days

Choose the correct service

Development only

Your negatives are processed without digital files.

Development + JPEG Standard

The practical choice for viewing, sharing, everyday editing and standard prints.

Development + TIFF Standard

Choose TIFF for greater editing flexibility, professional projects or long-term archiving.

Push and pull instructions

Choose Push +X / Pull −X only when the film was intentionally exposed at a different ISO. Mark each affected roll clearly—for example Push +1, Push +2 or Pull −1.

Formats: 135 standard, 135 half-frame, disposable camera, 120 medium format, 110 pocket film and 4×5 sheet film. Quantity means one roll, one disposable camera or one 4×5 sheet.

Drop off or mail in

Berlin Photo Studio
Nazarethkirchstraße 41
13347 Berlin-Wedding, Germany

Opening hours: Monday–Saturday, 12:00–19:00.

For mail-in orders, pack the film securely and include your order number inside the parcel. Choose collection or available return shipping at checkout.

Questions or problems?

If you are unsure which process to choose, contact us before ordering. If something appears wrong after processing, keep the negatives and scans and follow our customer-care and film-lab resolution process.

Compare all film-development processes · Mail-in guide · Scan options explained

Choose a black & white film for your next roll

For a high-contrast ISO 400 option, explore Hardline 400 black & white 35mm film, 36 exposures. You can also browse our 35mm film rolls; check each film’s processing requirements before choosing a development service.