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Greetings all,

 

It seems that pro labs that still process film via dip and dunk are droping

like flies... especially those that still do C-41. The lab I used for years

just fell and I'm searching for a new one (via mail-order). I shoot mostly 120

film, and both E-6 and C-41. I do alot of night photography, and it's critical

that my negs are handled with great care as to avoid any scratches. Can any of

you provide reccomendations for such labs and your experiences with their

services?

 

Many thanks,

 

Mike K.

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Actually, there is a Pro Lab here in Anchorage that does a lot of mail-order as well as drop off work. They have a $250,000 custom made to order Refrema processor, for Both E-6 AND C-41 film. A quote from one of their ads, "ALL Our Film Processors Are Dip And Dunk Machines, NO Roller Marks At Our Lab!"<BR><BR>

I can say from experience that their work is excellent, but they are not cheap. You won't see any scratches or chemical stains on your film...but it costs money for that kind of quality, so I have to admit I don't use them all the time. Here is their address and phone number if you're interested - maybe they could fax you a price list or something? I'm pretty sure they do every kind of film under the sun.<BR><BR>

PhotoWright Labs<BR>

Quality Professional And Amateur Photo Processing<BR>

927 West Fireweed Lane<BR>

Anchorage, Alaska. 99503<BR>

907-277-0518<BR>

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Jed

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