We can still develop any old or obsolete Boots branded film,
including the following types (some also pictured above):

• Boots Colourprint, C22 process
• Boots Colourprint II or Boots Colourprint 2
• Boots Colourslide, Boots Colourslide II, Boots Colourslide 5
• Boots Panchromatic, Boots Black & White
• Boots Colourprint HR Disc film, Boots Disc film
• Boots Colourprint HR 110 film
• Boots Colourprint 126 film
• Boots Moviechrome 40, Super-8 format

Any Boots film with pink/green or orange labels is well over 20 years old and could require any one of ten very different processes!
Boots have used various manufacturers over the years and these must be recognised or the film will be ruined.
Don't risk any type of old film in a modern processor - even those marked with a current process such as C-41 . All old films need or will at least benefit
from our unique methods specially designed for this. Generally we can recover images from over 90% of all the old exposed Boots film we receive.

Any Boots film in 120, 620, 127, 126, 110, Disc formats have not been manufactured for many years and also needs the same careful attention to recover the images.

Some recent-ish Boots Colourslide film (in black or silver cassettes, usually with a motif in rainbow colours) marked process-paid and specifically for sending
to Bury, Lancashire is for processing at the old closed Agfa Laboratory and should not be sent there - contact us for further assistance.