I don't know of any lab that does that. You'd probaly have to do it yourself. There's no way to do it with the automated lab scanners for 35mm, it would have to be specially mounted for a flat bed. Either by wet mounting or attaching them to MF holders. I've done it by taping it to the ANR glass for my 120 holders directly
What is overscan
Scans showing sprockets/ borders on the negative itself. Sorry if there’s a term for it that I just don’t know
I don't know of any lab that does that. You'd probaly have to do it yourself. There's no way to do it with the automated lab scanners for 35mm, it would have to be specially mounted for a flat bed. Either by wet mounting or attaching them to MF holders. I've done it by taping it to the ANR glass for my 120 holders directly
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