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<blockquote data-quote="Fred Kingston_RIP" data-source="post: 775102" data-attributes="member: 10742"><p>Yes, they do... Here's my typical workflow with them... Bear-in-mind, I'm in Florida on the East Coast, and they're in Oceanside, Ca. on the West Coast... so mail delivery used to be (BTP, BeforeThePandemic) 3-5 days. 2 days processing on their end, and they'd post your images to your acct. So in a week I'd get some feedback on what to expect... I can then go thru the images, online, and order whatever prints I want... Although, I rarely order prints... Once they've finished processing, they return the negatives along with a CD if you ordered one... They have a couple of options for scanning at high resolution if you don't have access to a scanner...&nbsp; I usually just have them do the processing and a high resolution scan, and upload/download the images from my acct. on their site... By the time I receive the negatives, I've already processed and printed what I need, so the negatives just go into my storage box...along with documentation with regard to where on my computer the scanned images are... Long time ago, I used to print my own images from the negatives, but sadly, those days are gone...</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Fred Kingston_RIP, post: 775102, member: 10742"] Yes, they do... Here's my typical workflow with them... Bear-in-mind, I'm in Florida on the East Coast, and they're in Oceanside, Ca. on the West Coast... so mail delivery used to be (BTP, BeforeThePandemic) 3-5 days. 2 days processing on their end, and they'd post your images to your acct. So in a week I'd get some feedback on what to expect... I can then go thru the images, online, and order whatever prints I want... Although, I rarely order prints... Once they've finished processing, they return the negatives along with a CD if you ordered one... They have a couple of options for scanning at high resolution if you don't have access to a scanner... I usually just have them do the processing and a high resolution scan, and upload/download the images from my acct. on their site... By the time I receive the negatives, I've already processed and printed what I need, so the negatives just go into my storage box...along with documentation with regard to where on my computer the scanned images are... Long time ago, I used to print my own images from the negatives, but sadly, those days are gone... [/QUOTE]

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