I can work with an existing facility, or for an additional fee, bring my equipment and set up almost anywhere. Film is always processed by a one-hour lab, but we can save printing costs by digitally scanning negatives or slides. If we choose to make prints, per student costs can be high. But some stores will contribute film or processing. Digital Scanning Scanning offers a bridge from film-based to digital photography.
Most schools have flatbed scanners to digitize prints.
I have a film scanner, which I can connect to most schools' computers or my Powerbook. It digitizes, at high resolution, negatives or slides. Other Methods I can provide support for programs aimed at everything from publishing newspapers and web sites, to producing photographic murals and mixed media. Mamiya, as well as 35mm and digital cameras, as needed. I can teach Polaroid projects using the school's equipment.