The difference between screen view and… The difference between screen view and finished product-in terms of exposure-is more than I am accustomed to. Typically I brighten about 10-20. Fromex requires about 30. Also, some of the images are actually less sharp than drugstore printing. If you use a true b&w process, I am not sure if you are creating a negative or how you process, but in my mind the images should be a bit sharper.

first time user will be a returning customer The b&w print was great in a great turnaround time. I requested I needed for a hanging in the notes section. I will definitely be using this service in the future. I would like to see more options for printing and papers available. Maybe something to mirror selenium toned and other paper types for architecture or museum images.

Good service and high quality printing for a just price. Turnaround time was very fast. The image, printed at 10 x 15 on photographic silver gelatin paper from a 35 mm TrI-X negative scanned as a .tif 6200 x 4500 pixels, displayed a full tonal range with almost no grain. Excellent detail in highlights and shadows. Archival quality for $24 door to door is a bargain.

I am so relieved to have found you I am so relieved to have found you. I had my own darkroom for years but now it's impossible to find a photo lab, especially a black and white lab. The pictures are really really good, great tone and always the correct cropping. Thanks.

WOW! Better Than I'd Ever Imagined! In the mid-90's I gave up my B&W darkroom but, sadly, I left behind some unprinted difficult-to-print negatives. Fast-forward to 2022. I decided to find a service which would digitize my b&w negatives, then find a quality lab to print the edited images. I am so happy to report that Fromex exceeded my every expectation re: the quality and price of the service. And the speed in which they fulfilled my order blew me away. Now I'm left wondering "What if I'd saved more of those difficult negatives...?"