Where to get 120/220 E-6 slide film (Velvia/Provia) developed in Honolulu?

[al_eridani1]

Anybody has recommendations for or against?

 

In fact, I'm open to any place within Oahu, but I assume that there will be

nothing outside Honolulu.

 

Price/turnaround speed are not important; quality and reliability are.

 

Thanks!

[mervyn_yan]

Why not use mailer if turnaround time is not important? Denver Printer is a very good shop, reasonable price. A&I is also reputable. - cheers, mervyn

[al_eridani1]

Thanks, but I prefer to do it locally. When I said that turnaround speed was not important I meant that I don't need to get it done "in three hours".

[evan_dong1]

Al,

 

I am assuming that you are currently living in Hawaii? If so, am I correct to assume that most if not all of the Photo labs are no longer in business? I don't remember the actual lab's name, but its the biggest and the best Pro lab there, when I lived there in the 90's. Try checking the Yellow pages and call Fuji or Kodak (if they are also still there doing business) for their help and advice.

[al_eridani1]

Yes, I just moved here. I can start calling, but that does not tell me anything about whether they are any good.

[vincetylor]

I have sent all my 35mm slides to Kodak (Qualex) or Fuji for the past eight years. I've recently

been going through Fuji exclusively though, due to Kodak's mis-cutting/mounting on and off

for the last 18 months or so. I prefer dropping off at the local Longs Drugs since they have,

what I believe, is the best tracking system in the state. I have had zero problems with Fuji,

aside from the fact that it takes close to ten days to get them back nowadays. I live on the

outer island of Kauai; which should take another day or two than if in Oahu as you are.

 

The quality of Fuji has been consistently excellent.