In Canada and several other parts of the world, the film price included processing by Kodak. So while you could put your film in the mail (in the convenience envelope packaged with the film), you could also go to your local camera store/Kodak dealer, drop off the film, and then go back the next day or so and pick up the developed movies or slides, with no extra charge.
Toward the end, some of the dealers tried to institute a small handling charge, but I think Kodak squashed that.
In my case, I just handied the film to my Dad, he took it to work with him and returned at the end of the day or, in a few cases, the next day, with my processed film. Good service, eh?
Toward the end, some of the dealers tried to institute a small handling charge, but I think Kodak squashed that.
In my case, I just handied the film to my Dad, he took it to work with him and returned at the end of the day or, in a few cases, the next day, with my processed film. Good service, eh?
