I was in town visiting for the weekend and I really needed a film roll, I found this cute shop! The person who helped me i forgot his name but most likely the owner, he was very kind and he had his photography on the wall. I loved the service! And most importantly loved how my pictures came out! 10/10 read more

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100% recommend getting your film Developed here. Kevin did a wonderful job for me and my B&W film came out beautiful. I appreciate his service and how quickly he got the photos to me. I will be back! read more

Rapid Photo Image Center - Photography Stores & Services Near Me - Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania

This place was awesome!!! I stopped by here to get some photo copies for a funeral service and some additional prints for the family. A majority of the pictures were over 30 years old. The owner was incredible and touched up a very precious family photo that turned out better than the original! He was also able to create a photo from a video which ended up being the focal picture of the service. I couldn't have asked for better service!! And it was quick, done in a few days and very reasonable prices, I will be back for all my photo needs!!!! read more

Rapid Photo Imaging Center in Clarks Summit - 5 stars: Found four rolls of exposed but undeveloped film (three 620 film format rolls and one 127 film format roll) buried away in the basement that were at least 40 years old - Verichrome, Verichrome Pan, and Kodacolor. Current film processing is C-41 (mostly 35 mm film stocks), but these older film stocks used C-22 processing - and Kodak does not manufacture the chemicals for C-22 anymore. So it was off to the internet. Found just a handful of firms that would try to develop old film. The one that sounded the most reasonable was Rapid Photo in Pennsylvania. Processing is expensive: $25 per roll + 85 cents per print + $25 for rush service; you prepay everything and they refund any difference. Of course they cannot guarantee that there is anything salvageable on the roll, but they will try. I sent in my four rolls, rush service, and had the results within a couple of weeks. Two rolls yielded nothing, one roll some fair prints, and the last some really nice treasures from long ago. Since I couldn't bring myself to just throw the rolls away, I tried having them developed and am glad I did. Rapid Photo gave me nice fast service ... e-mailed me when the results were mailed ... and provided me with a CD of the prints so the digitizing was done. Nice complete job. From my one time experience, I would not hesitate to use Rapid Photo again. read more

These people (or this company, I guess--which is made up of people) are AWESOME. We sent them old film that we found in the back of a cabinet. We had no idea what it was. They sent back PICTURES--and a refund for something they couldn't manage to do. It was lovely to get the pictures and I didn't expect the refund since I figured it would take a miracle to get pictures from the ancient film and they deserved whatever we sent them for whatever they could do. Thank you, thank you, Rapid Photo Imaging. You guys are geniuses for salvaging what you did. I can't even imagine what they could do with something that hadn't been aged the way we aged them. Would recommend this company for whatever film developing any one might need. Yay, for Rapid Photo Imaging Center and the miracle workers who work there. THANK YOU! read more

My wife had 14 undeveloped discs and I decided to have them developed as a surprise for her birthday this year. After doing some research, I found very few companies online that can still develop, scan, and print disc films. I was attracted to Rapid Photo due to their location here in the US, pricing that seemed a little less expensive than the others, and processing time that was much faster. I called Rapid Photo and spoke with Kevin about my circumstances. He gave me a high level of confidence about the chances of success with these discs, but more importantly, he took the time to explain to me that the digital images would be scanned from the negatives. Seems logical, but I learned that some of the competing companies actually scan the prints, not the negatives. When you're dealing with disc film resolution to begin with, you certainly don't want to lose any quality by scanning from the prints.. So I sent in the 14 discs and crossed my fingers. While awaiting the results, I contacted Kevin several times via email and always got a prompt response with an update of my order status. After a few more weeks I received my package from Rapid Photo and found that out of 210 'potential' images, I received 172 prints! Based on the date codes, some of these discs were nearly 25 years old, and they were not stored under the best conditions, so to actually get prints from 86% of the negatives is simply amazing. I could not be happier with these results and highly recommend you trust your memories to Kevin at Rapid Photo. read more