GPoyner Loc: North Dakota

Try them again and say you want prints from the 127 negatives. Saying you want to process 127 film is different then getting prints or a digital form of the 127 negative. It is worth a try...thanks GP

Watchful Loc: West Virginia

Thanks to everyone for your help. Some of the vendors have already replied.

Thank Bunko T for great old pic. Love the oldies.

Again , many thanks to you all,

Watchful

Armadillo Loc: Ventura, CA

Watchful,

Since you are copying B&W negatives you can use a common flat bed scanner in Gray scale mode to make copies of all the negatives. You may have to make some type of holder to keep the film flat on the scanner bed.

Set the scan mode to gray scale, high resolution, and leave the bed cover up. You can use any convenient light source; such as, table lamp, florescent lamp, etc. Because it is B&W, and your scan mode is Gray scale the lamp color is not important.

Copy your negatives to a folder on your HD with a file name appropriate to the image. If your scanner has the option to scan and flip the negative image to a positive B%W image, do so before saving.

If you cannot flip the negatives to positive at the scanner you will have to perform this task in Post Processing. There create a sub-folder under the negatives folder and name it B&W. Work on the image files in the B&W folder so you will have ht original scanned files in case something goes wrong during PP.

Michael G