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Where do you have your large format slide film processed? I purchased a Jobo tank recently so I could do 4x5 C-41 at home, since neither of the shops in Seattle
by aaronbrethorst 10y ago
Where do you have your large format slide film processed? I purchased a Jobo tank recently so I could do 4x5 C-41 at home, since neither of the shops in Seattle that still develop film are willing to do sheets.
- lb1lf 10y agoI am in Norway, and the last domestic lab doing E6 quit doing so late last year. I have since had a few -34, methinks- sheets processed by an outfit in the UK which came highly recommended - The Darkroom (www.the-darkroom.co.uk) 34 sheets in three batches are not much to go on, but so far I am most satisfied - reasonable pricing (YMMV not being Norwegian and used to price gouging in the first place!), most accommodating with regards to special instructions, top-notch work, proper packaging, OK turnaround time. My main concern is that some postal worker will X-ray the sheets to oblivion - even as the sheets are in film envelopes labeled as such and lined with lead; however, such are the worries of international postage. My B&W stuff I mostly do on the kitchen bench - the dark stuff inside a film changing bag, the wet stuff in the ubiquitous Paterson tanks (With steel reels, thank you very much.)
- aaronbrethorst 10y ago> With steel reels Heh, I've never been able to get the hang of them. But, hey, I've done a couple hundred rolls of B&W on Paterson plastic reels without any problems. To each their own :)