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Does One-Hour Processing Outrank Digital Technology |
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Everyone is familiar with one-hour photo processing and has more than likely used it at one time or another before the advent of digital technology. The question some people may ask—those who are still stuck in the 35mm era is why bother with the cost of a digital camera when they can develop all the film in one hour? That is certainly a valid point to make but here is the issue—it costs money for film and for processing. In addition, one hour processing is more expensive than standard 3-5 day processing. However, the long-range cost is cheaper for a digital camera because you do not have to print the photos unless you want to do so. Saving them to CD for later viewing is much less expensive than printing them on your printer or paying for professional processing.
The problem with one-hour processing is that if the machine goes down you are not going to get your pictures within the allotted time. If you wanted them to show friends or family who are coming to visit, you can try taking them somewhere else but quite often the machine breaks down in the middle of processing rather than at the end. Even worse you will still be charged for one-hour processing even if it takes several days to fix the machine. All of that could have been avoid if you would have tossed the 35mm and invested in a digital camera. Unless your own computer is down, all you have to do is insert the memory card, download the pictures to your computer and save them to the computer or to a CD.
One-hour processing is far from being cost-effective. You not only have the actual cost of processing but you also have the cost of the initial film and you’ll have to buy more film before you can take more pictures. You also have the cost of batteries in order for your camera and/or flash to work. Of course, you also need to add the cost of picture storage devices whether picture boxes or photo albums. No matter how you look at it, there is no method more cost effective that investing in a digital camera. Certainly, the initial cost may be higher than what you pay for a 35mm camera, but your other costs are limited to batteries, CDs, and photo paper if you choose to print your pictures.
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