Otto Motal was a wedding photographer in Washington state for about 50 years. During that time he shot scores of weddings and portraits. After his passing, the cameras that he used came into our possession, along with a number of...
Photo Lab now has it's own direct email line - Please direct any film processing inquiries to this email: seattlefilmlab@gmail.com Reach out to us at: shotonfilmstore@gmail.com for general questions TEMPORARY phone line for pressing issues ONLY - (206) 588-2793 NOTE...
**Update - WE ARE OPEN for walk-ins** The guys in our Shot on Film in-store Photo Lab are super excited to have a new piece of equipment for scanning all of your 120 film! The Noritsu HS-1800 one of the...
First of all, let me send out a huge thank you to all of our customers and friends. Your outpouring of support has been tremendous. We are grateful to all of our local and national film photographer customers that have...
First off: Bellamy Hunt, AKA the Japan Camera Hunter has got a great blog on camera hunting in Japan and if you're serious about going, then I'd start by checking out his links to camera stores. He has an extensive...
We love cameras with great stories. Some come to us with no clue as to the history that they've witnessed, while others seem to have a rich connection to it. Leicas are cameras that tend to intersect time at it's...
With the higher costs of Leica mount lenses, it's tempting not to want to save a little money and seek out an alternative. For years, many of us have sought out adapters to fit old Canon, Nikon and even various...
As you may have seen on our Instagram page, we recently acquired the storied Pakon 135 Plus scanner to use in our growing film developing department. Sorting through all of the groups and YouTube videos relating to this scanner gave...
