Anybody remember these?????????????
 

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That's how I develop all the content I shoot... Doesn't everybody?

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oh yes, I remember, does that mean I'm really old??

lol what the hell made you think of that?

Remember when you took a picture -- and even if it was an out of focus foot it would go in mom's scrapbook, next to all the other crappy pictures. Because you knew you had only 24 shots and it would cost $12.99 to get them developed.

Now everyone from ages 7 and up with a cell phone are able to snap pictures all day, then never look at those pictures and accidentally(or intentionally) delete them or maybe lose them to a hdd crash.

Holy Cow! I think I still have some old negatives store in Fotomat envelopes!

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I don't remember seeing those, Now I don't feel so old today.

Thank you for that :)

I remember those fucking photo kiosks

good old times :)

Bunch of those still here in town. Most have been converted into drive up coffee stands.

I dont even born then :p

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Yeah we used to use those. Are they all closed?

maybe i am old too, i remember this... :winkwink:

The last One Day Photo Service place i knew near here closed like only a month ago.

Lasted a lot longer than i thought it would.

too bad Kodak is dead

I definitely do...:P

I remember them as well. In fact I lived a block or two from one on Victory Blvd in North Hollywood back in the 70's.

Moms was all into taking family pics on her Kodak cam that had a reusable bulb.
Went to that place at least 2 times a month.

Then she fell in love with her Polaroid cam where you shock the film for it to develop faster, don't know if that trick really worked, any who that Polaroid ended those walks to the Photo Hut trips real quick.

I remember the last hold outs that were in just the perfect spot.

I know one that's still goin

In Costa Mesa, Orange County Calif.

Many more good times to come!
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