Frequently asked
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Homebrewed develops 35mm and 120 color (C41) and B&W (black & white) film. If you're in Fort Myers, Naples, Cape Coral, or anywhere in SWFL, Homebrewed would love to take care of you and your film.
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Our prices are simple and affordable:
disposable cameras (standard scans) $13 each
disposable camera (hi res scans) $15 each
35mm C41 (color) / B&W (standard scans) $14 each
35mm C41 (color) / B&W (hi res scans) $16 each
120 C41 (color) / B&W (hi res scans) $16 each
The above pricing is for developing + standard or hi res scans with no surprised. Just high quality dev & scans in Southwest Florida.
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Turnaround is typically 2 to 3 days once your film reaches Homebrewed. We processed everything right here in Fort Myers — no outsourcing and no long waits.
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You can drop off your film at any of our local dropboxes:
Good Ground Coffee
2281 Main St, Fort Myers, FL 33901
Monday - Sunday: 7am to 3pm
Narrative Coffee Roasters
9106 Strada Pl, Naples, FL 34108
Monday - Saturday: 7am to 9pm
Sunday: 7am to 6pm
Stellar Records
4204 Cleveland Ave, Fort Myers, FL 33901
Sunday - Wednesday: 12pm to 5pm
Thursday - Saturday: 11am to 6pm
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Absolutely! We accept mail-in film developing from anywhere in SWFL or across the U.S.
Please send your rolls to:
Homebrewed Film Lab
13300 S Cleveland Ave Ste 56
# 206
Fort Myers, FL 33907
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Once your film has been processed and scanned, a secure dropbox link will be sent over!
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Homebrewed LOVES disposable cameras and has the most affordable pricing for disposables in SWFL.
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Expired film is welcome! Results can be unpredictable (and sometimes amazing), depending on how it’s been stored. We’ll develop it with care and let the magic happen.
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Homebrewed accepts all major debit and credit cards but also accepts Apple and Google pay to make life easier.
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If you’re interested in hosting homebrewed, please send me a message on instagram shoot me an email. I’d love to chat.
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Homebrewed Film Lab is a small, independent film lab based in Fort Myers, Florida — locally owned and operated by a Alexander Kilpatrick who believes in keeping analog photography alive in Southwest Florida.

