Send us your films by mail to :

Studio Baxton
Pl. de la Vieille Halle aux Blés 29
1000 Bruxelles

Here are our tips for properly treating your dandruff: 

• Use a rigid envelope to prevent any damage during transport. 
• Please specify the processing (development, proofing, etc.) you want for each of your rolls of film AND your contact details (name, surname and address, email, mobile number).
• Upon receipt, we will confirm receipt by email and send you a SumUp link for payment before taking any further action on our part.

Absolutely. At Studio Baxton, we develop your old film, even long-expired rolls. For these fragile films, we favor a gentler manual development process, which minimizes the risk of damage and best preserves your images.

Before any treatment, our team performs rigorous tests to assess the condition of your film and adapt the safest method. We support and advise you with complete transparency, so you know exactly what we are doing.

This special care may result in a slightly longer delay, but it is the price to pay to guarantee the best possible quality, even on films forgotten for years.

With over 15 years of experience in Brussels, Studio Baxton has established itself as an expert in film photography development. Our professional equipment and expertise guarantee reliable results, regardless of your film formats or types, even the rarest or oldest.

We offer personalized support at every stage, with advice tailored to your project. Each roll of film is handled with care, respecting its condition, to best preserve your images.

Located in the heart of the city, on Place de la Vieille Halle aux Blés, our studio makes drop-off easy, but we also accept secure mailings. We distinguish ourselves from DIY solutions or low-cost providers through our commitment to quality and customer service.

If you're a beginner, our €12 package including machine processing and a 20x30 resolution scan is ideal. For more advanced results or special film types, we recommend manual processing with a high-quality scan.

Machine processing involves treating your film using a specialized machine that automates the various stages (chemical bath, rinsing, drying). This ensures fast and consistent processing, ideal for modern and standardized films.

This method is often more economical and faster, perfect if you want reliable development without a long wait. However, it is less suitable for old, damaged, or specialty films, which require more delicate handling.