5X7 B/W processing in Albuquerque

[john_cooper9]

<p>Carl's Darkroom of Albuquerque, New Mexico, became part of DigiGraphics in 2008. Is there anywhere in Albuquerque that will process 5X7 B/W? Also, can I get E6 processed in Albuquerque (120/220 and 4X5)? </p>

[frank_scheitrowsky1]

Processing your own B+W is easier than baking muffins

[john_cooper9]

<p>But I will be in a motel room for a week! The extended stay place does not have an oven!</p>

[walter_degroot]

<p>enlarging does require a flat space for trays and another flat place for an enlarger.<br>

but processing B&W requires only a sink<br>

possibly cardboar and a black cutain and a spring loaded bar to darken the bathroom.</p>

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[craig_shearman1]

<p>I've developed film in more bathrooms that I can count, so if you're got a bathroom you've got a darkroom. Finding a lab in any specific town that even does 4x5 isn't easy today. I can't imagine you would fine a lab that does 5x7 anywhere other than maybe New York and LA. You're shooting something so urgent it can't wait a week til you're out of the motel room? Seems like doing it yourself is your best bet.</p>

[nathan_bonsal]

<p>I'm in Rio Rancho and I send my film away. I haven't found any labs in Albuqerque that can handle 120. They all send it out, so I'm sending my 120 to North Coast Photographic Services in CA. </p>