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Hey, guys.
Welcome to my channel.
Thanks so much for joining me today.
I'm just making a quick video today on how to nail your film.
I know it seems like a silly thing to make a video on,
but I get asked this question quite often.
So I want to make sure that you guys are mailing out your film correctly
so you can avoid having it getting lost or customs actually
opening up the box of the envelope, which I've heard has happened.
So anyway, first what you want to make sure is that
you put all of your film into a Ziploc bag.
So make sure that you've labeled any film, if there's any pushing or pulling
that you need the lab to do that needs to be labeled on the actual film
roll that you've pushed to make sure everything is labeled correctly.
In this case, I'm not pushing or pulling up just
having my film processed normally.
So I'm going to put it all in this bag.
Make sure to count all of your film worlds for the order form.
And that's good to go.
So next, I have
these boxes that I purchased off a new line.
I tried getting the smaller boxes just because a lot of the time I'm
only mailing out maybe 1015 or 20 rolls.
And the less space that you take up, the better.
So obviously it costs less money.
So this is just the square box.
I make sure to tape it using this nice, thick, clear tape, and I tape
all the edges making sure that there's no place where water could easily get in.
So next, what I'm going to do is just fill out the form
and all you to do is go on your labs website I use for vision
and you print out one of their forms and you just fill that out.
And that's going to go inside of the Ziploc bag with your fill.
Now, my printer has been working for a long time,
so I typically just write it in a notebook.
I know all the questions that the formats in the lab.
We have a relationship, so they know exactly what I'm looking for,
but make sure you do print those out form to make things easier.
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