Hi, I understand that film negative fresh out of the camera are afraid of light prior to processing at photo shops. Just wondering if there is a way to deactivate them so that we could handle them in litted conditions without killing the images. I am thinking of bypassing the photo shop by using a film scanner. Thanks.|||The film stays sensitive to light until such time as you have it properly processed.
End of. You cannot "deactivate" it.|||Can't be done. Unless of course you know how to develop your own film and have the equipment to do so. However,several places will develop only with no prints, which is usually usually significantly cheaper. Then, if you have a slide and negative scanner, your in business. Please don't try to "deactivate" the film in your camera. You'll regret it.|||When you have taken a photograph on film, there is merely a latent image which requires to be developed chemically. There is nothing that you could scan until that film has been developed.|||You have to take them to get developed. There's no bypassing that step.
You can have them do a develop only, and not print anything.
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