Film developing in Singapore?

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I can't answer the question about a lab in Singapore.
One question, though. Not having worked with film for many years, doesn't the technology now exist to develop a negative and then scan that directly to digital? If this is possible it saves one the extra printing step.
 
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Rassie said:
I can't answer the question about a lab in Singapore.
One question, though. Not having worked with film for many years, doesn't the technology now exist to develop a negative and then scan that directly to digital? If this is possible it saves one the extra printing step.
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Yes, I think you’re right. And probably better quality, too.
 
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