What kind of pictures do you develop?
We will develop film with any subject matter as long as it is does NOT break any laws. Basically this means that, we will not develop any nude photos with children or any sexual acts with animals. By the way, we also do family photos.

Are your services discrete?
Yes... Pictures with adult subject matter are given special attention to assure that no one except the person that actually prints your pictures is the only one that sees your pictures. If (for quality reasons) a print is re-made, the reject print is shredded immediately. Your order is returned to you in a discrete manner also.

What is the best way to send film to you?
The best way to send film to us is in a padded envelope (available at most office supplies or Post Office). The Priority Mail envelope provided free of charge by the post office is also a good choice. If you would like, we will send you a pre-addressed heavy duty mailing envelope. Even though this envelope is not padded, every roll of film sent to us in this envelope has reached us in good shape. Do not use a regular lightweight envelope... Your film may not get to us.

Will my pictures show up on the Internet?
No, Not unless you put them there. We do not keep any of your prints or negatives. All reject prints are shredded. We wouldn't still be in business if we didn't protect your privacy.

How fast is your service?
In most cases, your order is returned to you, by Priority Mail, 24 to 36 hours after we receive it (Monday through Friday). Some services, such as Scanning, large reprint orders and enlargements may take a little longer.

What is your quality guarantee?
We guarantee satisfaction... If you are not completely satisfied, return the order and we'll re-do it or give you a refund.

What if the pictures come out blank?
If your film is blank or if there are no printable images on your film, we will return your processed film to you at no charge. If we can tell what the problem was, we'll let you know so that you can correct the problem next time.

What kind of film do you recommend?
You are always assured of quality if you use fresh Kodak or Fuji film.