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Kodak do these 'Do not x-ray labels' that you can download. https://www.kodak.com/en/motion/page/transporting-storing-film I would expect CT based scanners to have an effect, especially on higher ...

From the same maker, the Contax 139 quartz is a lovely compact and reliable SLR. Much cheaper than the Aria and it can still be fixed if it goes  wrong. Yashica lenses also fit and are pretty good.

My local lab is Photo Hippo in Burnley. They have a mail order service as well as a shop and process a wide range of film formats. Photo Hippo

A more corporate style of tribute from Lidl.

Have a look at Pixl-latr . It looks like it should do what you want, though I haven't used it myself yet.

An article on Shutterbug 5 reasons you should consider buying a Fujifilm X-T1

This poll assumes that film cameras have interchangeable lenses. I am using a Canonet QL17 GIII (a favourite) at the moment and this film camera along with many other film cameras have fixed lenses.

Liverpool docks using an Olympus Trip 35 and Ilford HP5.

I still remember my Minolta 'Beercan' 70-210mm f4 lens with fondness. Perhaps you could get on of these lenses from ebay or somewhere and use it with a Minolta/Sony A mount to Fuji X mount adapter?

The specs look very nice indeed. It will be interesting to see what the price is when it goes on global release. Mi 10 Pro announced