Check with a local camera shop or specialty film
developer in the area.  Often they know of people in
the area who can not only develop your 8mm film but
also transfer it to video.  8mm is like spaghetti and
you'll have difficulty finding a projector, I'm sure,
so you'll definitely want to go to video.

Don't forget to check the web too!

--- RUBEN GARCIA-LOUREDA DIAZ  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a copy of an old 8 mm film. The cartridge
> says (Universal Camera Co,
> New York). I must be filmed 20 years ago, and
> despite I know is almost sure
> there is nothing to develope on it, I wanted to try.
>
> Does anybody know any place in the US or Europe that
> develope this film?
>
> tHANKS IN ADVANCE!
> ;-)
>
> Ruben Garcia-Loureda Diaz
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