Independent analog film lab · Berlin-Wedding

Your film deserves careful development.

Film development, professional scanning, handcrafted film rolls and practical analog photography workshops—made by a real team in Berlin.

Develop & Scan FilmShop Film Rolls

C-41 · ECN-2 · B&W · E-6 · 35mm · 120 · 110 · APS · 4×5

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20,000+ rolls developed
3–5 working days*
Independent lab in Berlin
Mail-in across Germany & Europe

Why Berlin Photo Studio

A film lab built around the negative—not automation.

Every roll carries different light, exposure and intention. We use the correct process and prepare neutral scans that preserve the information inside your negative.

Colour negative film strips arranged on a light table at Berlin Photo Studio

The correct chemistry

C-41, ECN-2, black and white and E-6 remain distinct processes—not interchangeable shortcuts.

Carefully prepared scans

Neutral digital files built to preserve detail and leave you room to edit.

More formats accepted

From 110 and 35mm to 120, APS, 220, 4×5 and selected special formats.

Real human support

Unusual film or camera problem? Speak directly with the people working on your roll.

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Film Samples

Don’t choose film by the box. See what it can create.

Compare photographs made with black-and-white, cinematic and reversal films. The images are a compass—not a rigid recipe.

Customer favourites

Our most chosen film rolls.

Based on recent customer orders.

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Made in Berlin

Film rolls prepared by us, frame by frame.

We select, bulk-load and package film stocks inside our Berlin lab—from cinematic daylight and tungsten films to black-and-white emulsions.

Discover Our Film RollsSee How We Make Them
Berlin Photo Studio team member packaging a Push 800 film roll by hand at the lab workbench

Mail-in film development

Not in Berlin? Send your films to us.

Use the same laboratory from anywhere in Germany or Europe. The path is simple and your choices remain clear.

Order online

Choose development, scanning and negative-return options.

Pack your rolls

Add the order information and protect your film in transit.

Send to Berlin

Mail your package from Germany or another European country.

Receive your photos

We develop, scan and deliver the files digitally.

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Photographers taking part in the Berlin Photo Studio PolaWalk community event

Workshops & community

Learn by making something real.

Develop your own film, print in the darkroom, create cyanotypes, experiment with Polaroid or join a community event.

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Photography Archive

Photography made, developed and shared through our community.

Explore film samples, PolaWalk photographs, studio projects, workshop results and personal work connected to Berlin Photo Studio.

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About us

More than a film lab.

Berlin Photo Studio is an independent analog lab and creative space in Berlin-Wedding. We develop and scan film, prepare our own rolls, teach analog processes and create opportunities for photographers to meet and share work.

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Visit the lab

Berlin-Wedding

Nazarethkirchstraße 41
13347 Berlin
Monday–Saturday · 11:30–19:30

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Frequently asked questions

Which film processes do you offer?

C-41, ECN-2, black-and-white, E-6 and Scala, with options for common and selected special formats.

How long does development take?

C-41, black-and-white and ECN-2 usually take 3–5 working days. E-6 and Scala usually take 7–10 working days.

Can I mail my films?

Yes. Order online, include your order details and send the protected rolls to our Berlin lab.

Do you return negatives?

Yes, choose collection or return shipping when ordering. Please review our storage policy for uncollected negatives.

Which scan formats can I choose?

JPEG and TIFF options are available in several resolutions depending on the film format and service.

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