I've been doing it all from home. I don't do darkroom prints though. Scanning works enough for me at the moment. I've done darkroom in the past but probably won't resume until I move from my current small apartment. I do mostly b/w but currently have some shot color rolls to knock out. I've got everything to also do color at home but a new small local shop opened few years back and I've been meaning to support them so I'll occasionally buy film through them but also curious with their development. I'll always do my own b/w but color scans from someone else are handy as I have a color deficiency and my color scans always come out a little shifted.
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I never thought about the effect of color defiency on darkroom printing! Interesting to hear about that!
I get my film developed at a shop but do DSLR scanning at home with my EFH
Develop at a lab, scan at home.
I go to a shop for all my needs. I really want to build up a darkroom at my house, but that will have to wait a while unfortunately.
How do you digitize your prints? Flatbed?
Right now, I simply don't. Right now, I'm not able to make time to print, let alone scanning. On the long run, I'd prefer a repro-stand+digital camera over a flatbet because of the greater flexibility in format. But I own neither and don't want to buy a digital just for that. Sorry internet strangers, you'll have to wait a decade or two to judge my images!