




Got film to develop? Drop off your film directly or through a Winnipeg partner. We’ll intake your order, process your rolls, and send you an invoice. Scans go to your email instantly, and your physical negatives are saved too.















Slide film and motion picture film.
High-resolution (3,600 × 2,400 for 35mm) JPEG files. Ready-to-share files for everyday use.
An archival scan saved as an uncompressed TIFF. Best for editing and high-quality printing.
We process all film order in batches with other Analog orders. Your confirmation email will include the batch and order number connected to your film.
We receive your film directly or through one of our drop-off locations, then add it to the next processing batch.
Once we have assembled a batch, we send it to our dedicated film-processing lab.
The lab develops and scans each roll. If you requested scans, we prepare the files and send them directly to you.
We return multiple batches back to the Analog office at once. Once recieved, your physical negatives are ready for pickup.
We’ve partnered with local Winnipeg businesses to allow film drop off. Bring your roll to a partner location, complete the intake form, and leave it with a staff member there.
Grab a coffee while you're there too!
Always confirm open hours before visiting. Keep your rolls labelled and make sure your film is recieved before you leave.
Collect all your shot film, mark, bag them, and bring it to a partner location.
Complete an intake form and submit your film.
We’ll email your batch and order number after intake.
Contact us before visiting so we can confirm someone is available and explain what information to bring.
Arrange a direct handoffDrag to explore. Select a pin for the address and partner link.

An Osborne Village boutique and café filled with jewellery, flowers, books, and thoughtful lifestyle goods.

A community-driven space where coffee, art, music, and design come together, right in the heart of downtown.
Have a place you’d love to see host an Analog drop-off? Let us know!





















Once we receive your order, we’ll review it and email you an invoice. After reviewing the invoice, payment can be made by Interac e-Transfer.
Include your invoice number in the transfer description.
Once payment is confirmed, we will email a confirmation and add your order to the next available open batch. If e-Transfer is not possible, contact contact@analogwpg.com to arrange an alternative.
Everyone who uses the Analog Film Processing Service receives a client number. It links your contact information with each film order you place.
If this is your first order and you do not have a client number, use our online sign-up form when convenient. You do not need one before using a partner drop-off; their intake form captures your details.
Start client sign-upIf you choose scans, they will be sent to the email address provided once the film has been scanned.
We do not currently offer printing services. For prints, we recommend visiting a local photo store.
Film returns from the lab sleeved and uncut.
When film returns, we email pickup instructions. Orders are held for three months with periodic reminders.
If we do not hear from you during the three-month holding period, the order is considered abandoned. We will send an abandoned-film warning. If there is no response within one week, the film will be securely destroyed.
If you would like your orders shipped, contact contact@analogwpg.com and we can arrange a shipment.
Not before using a partner drop-off. The partner’s intake form captures your details. You can complete the online client sign-up form before or after drop-off, and we’ll connect it to your order.
Noritsu HS-1800 for 35mm, 120, and 220 film. Epson Perfection V850 Pro for 4×5 sheet film.
Yes. We can push black-and-white and E-6 rolls for an additional charge. We cannot push C-41.
Your confirmation email includes a batch and order number. Until online tracking is available, email us with both numbers and we’ll check your order.