Analog Film Lab

Analog Film Lab Online film processing lab for E-6, C-41 and B/W films. Welcome back to photography! We aim to be the region's highest quality online film processing lab!

Analog Film Lab is an online mail order film processing lab formed by a co-operative of a few film photography hobbyists and enthusiasts who refuse to get on with the times. Faced with a reducing ecosystem of support and services for film photography, these endangered breed of photographers decided to form Analog Film Lab to ensure that high quality film development and darkroom services shall pre

vail in this digital age. Service available:

- film processing: b/w and E6 for 135, 120 and 4x5 films
- b/w enlargement prints, using traditional enlarger onto RC and fiber paper
- well stocked darkroom for rental

Send your films to:

Analog Film Lab
My Mail Box 887960
Singapore 919191


SGD8.00 per roll/sheet for 135, 120 and 4x5 (excluding shipping). Add SGD4.00 per roll/sheet for push/pull processing. Please contact us if you want to process films of other formats.

We know waiting is the worst part.Actually, if you shoot film, you already know waiting. The anticipation of dropping of...
22/02/2026

We know waiting is the worst part.

Actually, if you shoot film, you already know waiting. The anticipation of dropping off a roll and wondering how your shots turned out — it's part of the charm, and also quietly maddening. We get it.

But waiting to hear back about where your film is or how much a process costs — that's a different kind of waiting. Less romantic, more frustrating.

Honestly, we're not the fastest at replying to messages. Everyone at the lab holds a day job on top of their work here, and as much as we try, incoming enquiries sometimes slip through the cracks longer than they should. That's on us.

So we built a Messenger bot to help. It can answer questions about our services, pricing, location, and — most importantly — check the status of your job, anytime. To use it, just send us a message on Facebook as you normally would — the bot will step in and help you straight away.

It's still in beta, so expect the occasional rough edge. If you run into a conversation that went sideways, or a moment where you thought "the bot really should have said something better" — please send us a screenshot at [email protected]. That will help us to make the next guy less disappointed with the reply 😅

Thank you for your support and patience with us all these while! 🙏

We are so fortunate to be in the company of a group of great folks that share the same passion for analog photography.
12/12/2025

We are so fortunate to be in the company of a group of great folks that share the same passion for analog photography.

陈汉安和好友李德贤同为胶片摄影爱好者,经常相约一起拍照。

How do Magnum Photos digitize their slides? - now you know!
02/12/2025

How do Magnum Photos digitize their slides? - now you know!

In episode one of four exploring the Magnum color archive, Pierre Mohamed-Petit traces the evolution of color photography in the 20th century, explains the t...

Best things in life are free!Want some beautiful film cartridges for you art piece, or to roll bulk film?We are leaving ...
14/06/2025

Best things in life are free!

Want some beautiful film cartridges for you art piece, or to roll bulk film?

We are leaving a box full of them outside our unit for a week. Take as many as you can, first come first serve!

Location:
3015 Ubi Road 1 #03-260, Singapore 408704

This is a such an interesting project that captured one aspect of the migrant workers' lives in the US, from a very uniq...
04/06/2025

This is a such an interesting project that captured one aspect of the migrant workers' lives in the US, from a very unique perspective.

The boy was kicking the soccer ball around by himself. A passerby decided to have a game with him. Definitely made the k...
14/05/2025

The boy was kicking the soccer ball around by himself. A passerby decided to have a game with him. Definitely made the kid's day!

Ilford HP5+

"In 1990, a young Japanese photographer named Kyoichi Tsuzuki began capturing a rarely seen view of domestic life in one...
13/01/2025

"In 1990, a young Japanese photographer named Kyoichi Tsuzuki began capturing a rarely seen view of domestic life in one of the world’s most densely populated cities. Over three years, he visited hundreds of Tokyo apartments, photographing the living spaces of friends, acquaintances and strangers. These images, eventually published in Tokyo Style (1993), looked startlingly unlike the rarefied minimalism that the world had come to expect from Japan. Tsuzuki’s photos were a joyous declaration to the contrary, celebrating the vitality of living spaces filled with wall-to-wall clutter."

https://aeon.co/essays/the-life-changing-magic-of-japanese-clutter

The new reprint of the book is currently out of stock, but a pocket version in Japanese is available from Amazon (affiliate link):

https://amzn.to/4h8BnMw

Cluttered rooms printed on a small format book is just what you need to spend hours on a Sunday afternoon, pouring over every single detail in the average Japanese homes in the 90s.

On a separate note - the Aeon is a fantastic online magazine, filled with well written, long form articles. Layout and typography are so beautiful, matching that of the finest printed books and magazines. Just check out the opening paragraph - which online magazine features drop caps!?

The world sees Japan as a paragon of minimalism. But its hidden clutter culture shows that ‘more’ can be as magical as ‘less’

Address

3015 Ubi Road 1 #03/260
Singapore
408704

Opening Hours

Tuesday 20:00 - 22:30
Saturday 15:00 - 18:00

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