E6 labs around Seattle for 120 film?

[brian_carter2]

<p>Now that Ivey is history, are there any good e6 alternatives in Seattle (specifically 120)? Prefer dip & dunk. I've done some searches but the threads all seem to be dated.</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

 

[patrick_stack]

<p>Brian -</p>

<p>Try Panda on Queen Anne, or Moon Photo, I think on North Aurora.</p>

<p>PS</p>

[stephen sullivan]

<p>I'll 2nd Panda for E-6. http://www.pandalab.com/</p>

<p>Moonphoto does not due E-6, they do B&W and C-41. http://www.moonphotolab.com/</p>

[sknowles]

<p>Let us know how it goes. After Ivey quit and the local Tacoma one quit, I now send rolls and sheet film to New Lab in SF or Main Photo in LA. Both return film within a week if shipped and paid return priority shipping.</p>

[brian_carter2]

<p>Your mention of 'priority mail' makes me recall some pre-vacation film shipping concerns. I was trying to decide whether to carry film with me or ship it to my destination. The USPS says they x-ray some packages. The rep I spoke with said putting 'do not xray - film' on the package would probably increase the odds of it getting x-ray'd.<br>

Both UPS and Fed-Ex said they would not xray the packages. Fed Ex suggested adding "un-processed film - do not xray" to the package.<br>

I spoke with Panda yesterday and will be visiting them soon. I will report back.</p>