cheap film developing

Wal-Mart is fairly reasonable. I'm not sure some of the smaller places would be able to compete with their prices...
 
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I find the film processing at Costco to be very affordable.. I also usually get a CDrom made when I get film developed there

that said, there is a noticeable difference in the quality of processing between Costco or Wallymart and somewhere like Burlington Camera... Places like Burlington Camera do cost substantially more... but it is worth it.

Remember.. like anything else... you get what you pay for