[LRflex] Re: Good Lab for B&W Development and Scans
- From: Richard Ward <ilovaussiesheps@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 28 Dec 2013 12:37:12 -0500
Dwight,
you might want to contact Allied Photo. I included a link. I know they offer a
package of film processing, printing, & scanning, that seemed fairly priced.
You get the film developed, they scan it onto CD (or make available for
download), and print a small proof print as well. I would suggest giving them a
call and asking about the service. I have gone to them for printing and
processing for like 25yrs and even worked there for a bit once upon a time.
They're my goto place for printing just about everything.
Hope you find a lab to your liking.
R.W.
<http://www.alliedphoto.com/content/products-and-services>
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On Dec 28, 2013, at 11:37 AM, Dwight Brown <freepistol@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Does anyone in the US have a favorite lab for developing and scanning B&W film?
I have no problem developing film, but the scanning thing is a real problem as
I shoot 6x6 a lot as well. I have an Epson flat bed that does OK, but the dust
makes me crazy. I tried one place that was recommended, but it was a disaster.
They over developed the film so it was like N+99 ! I did not think it was
possible to screw up that bad, but evidently it is. The scans were useless as
well. Needless to say the grain looked like gravel. I lost about a hundred
dollars and five rolls of film. Oh well, you live and learn. I hope everyone
had a nice holiday, I have had a good rest and enjoyed time with my wife and my
cats Leica and Nikon. Any body else have cats, dogs, children, spouses named
for cameras?
Dwight------
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