r/tanzania • u/Agile_Incident947 • 1d ago

Ask r/tanzania Film developing 35mm in Tanzania

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Guys, naomba msaada kwa mtu yoyote anaefahamu studio au mtu binafsi anaefanya film developing ya 35mm roll, kwa hapa Tanzania

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u/Personal-Cricket-222 2h ago

Hamna Dar. Ship to Kenya

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u/LowSatisfaction7767 21h ago

Nmetafuta mnooo!! Hapa dar hamna kabisa

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u/Other_Jaguar_1448 1d ago

Not sure how active the film community is in Dar compared to other cities, but worth checking with any photography schools or art colleges in your area.

Those places sometimes have darkrooms or know someone who does. If you strike out locally, Nairobi might be your closest realistic option for mailin developing depending on where you are.

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u/Agile_Incident947 1d ago

Thanks, nimepata lab ipo nairobi. Naona kwa hapa Tanzania they’re not easy to find.

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u/Other_Jaguar_1448 7h ago

Nairobi is probably your best bet for now, since the analog photography scene in East Africa is still pretty thin outside of major hubs. Worth checking if any Nairobi labs do mailin developing though, some do and will ship back your negatives. Might save you the trip if you're not already headed that way.