Richard, While dealing with a lab in the Antipodes is no problem electronically, anything involving the transfer of anything physical is slow and very expensive. Jerry Richard Urmonas wrote: > Quoting John.Kot@xxxxxxxx: > > > Hi Richard, > > > > Can I ask where you are having scanning of MF and lightjet printing > > done? > > > > John > > I scan at home using my Epson 4870. It is possible to get scans done by the > labs, but it can add up. A > scan of every frame of the film at time of processing is not too expensive. > Not sure of the current pricing > (it is always going down). The last time I used it (3 years ago ?) it was > AU$1 per frame for 1200 dpi scan. > This is enough for a small print. Prices go up as resolution goes up. > > For printing here in Adelaide I use Black & White Photographics (who also do > colour). From memory > anything up to 8x12 is done on a Frontier machine, but the larger ones are > done on lightjet. Then the > really big prints (larger than 24x36 inch ??) go to an Epson inkjet. An 8x10 > is AU$3, an 11x14 is AU$6. > Their web-site is: > > http://www.blackandwhitephoto.com.au > > Richard > -- > Richard Urmonas