velvia 50

[marco_novello]

<p>Hello,<br>

I would like to know if you could advise me for a lab in New York (or by mail order) where I can develope Velvia 50 and other color films as well. Affordable price is also an issue. I am planning to shoot a lot of rolls. I read the forum and got mixed answers .<br>

Thank you all.<br>

Marco</p>

[BrianS1664879711]

<p>If I'm not mistaken... Velvia 50 is standard E-6 process so any lab that does E-6 can process it for you.</p>

[tom_aellis1]

<p>If your near Ctl NJ we can process them in my lab/darkroom. I've become quite good at e6 and c41 in my own processor. You would just have to purchase the chems.</p>

 

[larrydressler]

<p>Well where in NY are you? still a few E6 labs in the city that run on a 3 hour schedule.</p>

[eddy_d]

<p>Hey Marco. Technical photo in New Jersey does lots of e 6 as well as other types of films. I get all my photo work done there . Here is the link. <a href="http://technicalphoto.com/">http://technicalphoto.com/</a> Phone: 973.227.4646<br>

1275 Bloomfield Ave. Bldg. 1<br />Fairfield, NJ 07004</p>

[john_castronovo]

<p>Many thanks to Eddie who has been a satisfied customer here for suggesting our lab. We've been processing E6 since it was introduced over 30 years ago and we remain the only custom film lab in northern New Jersey. We run E6 daily, usually in a few hours, sometimes while people wait, and our prices are typically a lot less than what you'd pay in the city. For example, the current cost for 120 rolls is $5. We also process for many of the local small labs and stores and some not so local, so working through mail order is no problem.</p>

<p>john castronovo<br>

tech photo & imaging<br>

973-227-4646</p>

[randall_pukalo]

<p>Also, Fuji Labs via Walmart send out service. $5.88 for 120 or 24 exposure 35mm slides and $6.88 for a roll of 220 or 36 exposure slide film. Check the box at the bottom of the film envelopes in the store for send out film service. Back in about 2 weeks. Top quality, as it is done by Dwanes Photo, a pro lab, and NOT by Walmart. You just get the good price negotiated by Walmart.</p>

<p>Or</p>

<p>For 35mm only, use the Fuji slide mailers. About $5 each when bought from BH Photo or Adorama, but the shipping gets expensive, unless you bundle rolls together and send in one envelope. otherwise about $1.50 or so for 1 roll. But mail 4 or more at the same time, and you get it down to about 50 cents per roll for shipping.</p>

[willscarlett]

<p>I'd just suggest that wherever you send your film, make sure that your slides and/or negatives are properly bleached. I've had some issues with that, not many, but it's happened once at more or less every lab I've ever used for color, pro labs included.</p>

[emmett_s]

<p>Eddy D is right Tech Photo does GREAT E-6</p>