Film Processing

Dodge-Chrome processes 35mm, 120, 220, 4x5, 5x7 and 8x10 E-6, C-41 and B&W film using the finest computerized "dip & dunk" equipment.

For 30 years, we have earned an excellent reputation providing consistent, clean and accurate film processing. Our experienced technicians meticulously monitor and adjust the chemistry and processes for each film type to achieve superior results.

Download our pricing guide (PDF)

Download and print our Film Processing Order Form; attach it to your order.

Film processing orders should be delivered to our Silver Spring, MD location:
Dodge-Chrome, Inc.
11941-L Bournefield Way
Silver Spring, MD 20904-7816

We have a film drop box available for 24/7 convenience of customers at our Silver Spring location.

Film processing orders can be delivered to our Palisades, DC retail location:
4885 MacArthur Blvd.,
Washington, DC 20007

Push and pull processing is available. Push/pull film processing services require a different schedule from normal processing - please call to confirm film pick up time.

Please note: We cannot process APS/Advantix films!

Press Release: Washington, DC [December 30, 2010]

THE SHOTS DON’T STOP FOR LOCAL PRINT SERVICES PROVIDER

As KODACHROME film ends, Dodge-Chrome continues to service photographers’ needs

Today marks the end of an era as the last rolls of KODACHROME film are processed in Parsons, Kansas. However, for Dodge-Chrome, a nationally recognized print services provider in the DC metro area for the past 30 years, the art of photographic film processing continues.

(Additional coverage of the end of Kodachrome film processing)

“As long as photographers are shooting film, we will be here to process it,” said Carol Ann Boyd, CEO and partner of Dodge-Chrome. “We will continue to serve the photographic community that embraces film. Digital photography has its place, but we still appreciate the dedication, patience and artistry needed to shoot a properly exposed frame of film.”

The company earned its irrefutable reputation by providing consistent, clean and accurate film processing for amateur and professional photographers alike. The end of the KODACHROME era does not mean an end for all of film. Black & White, 35 millimeter, and a variety of other films, are still widely used in the photographic community. Dodge-Chrome sets itself apart by meticulously monitoring and adjusting the chemistry for each type to ensure the best results. They have locations in Silver Spring, MD, and Palisades neighborhood of Washington, DC.

“They continue to be a lab that meets the highest level of technical targets and does it in a warm and cooperative environment. The film processing has always been clean and accurate, which is why I use their processing services,” said James P. Blair, a retired National Geographic photographer and Dodge-Chrome client.

Through the past three decades, Dodge-Chrome has evolved to include services beyond image processing. By also specializing in high quality photographic imaging and digital services, they are a true and rare blend of vintage and modern technology.

Dodge-Chrome is the Founding Sponsor of FotoWeek DC, an international competition and festival that celebrates photography, which was established by Dodge-Chrome partner, Theo Adamstein.