Black and White 4x5 Processers in the Bay Area?

[jake_glass]

<p>After searching for a while, I'm yet to find any labs close to me that will process 4x5 sheet film. I've done 120 and 35mm at Photo Express in San Jose with luck, but they won't do 4x5. Home development isn't an option yet, so I have to take it to a commercial lab, and I'd prefer driving an hour or two to sending my film off to one of the popular online labs. <br>

Does anyone know of any labs in the area of San Jose / the Bay Area in general where I can get B&W 4x5 sheet film developed?<br>

Thanks!</p>

[Spearhead]

<p>Dickerman Prints, Oscar's Photo Lab, Gamma Black and White, all in San Francisco, will do it.. </p>

[larrydressler]

<p> I endorse Oscar. Though he is a fun guy after you get to know his quirks.</p>

[eddy_d]

<p>Ilford opened a film processing plant in California. You might want to look into that. http://www.ilfordlab-us.com/</p>

[Spearhead]

<p>The "Ilford lab" (it's actually Swan) is in Southern California, a long way from the Bay Area. </p>

[john tonai]

<p>If you want to process your own film, you can go to Rayko in SF. Full darkroom/etc</p>

[andre_lefort1]

<p>Hi Jake, I did try with Craigslist and found out this. If you want to process it yourself, check out with Jeanne in Mission district SF. It's a shared darkroom. </p>

Jeanne 415 688 1962

[andre_lefort1]

<p>Hi Jake, I did try with Craigslist and found out this. If you want to process it yourself, check out with Jeanne in Mission district SF. It's a shared darkroom. </p>

Jeanne 415 688 1962

[john_enea2]

<p>try keeble and shuchat in palo alto. also, sign up for a B&W class at foothill and use the darkroom there. well worth it!</p>

[Spearhead]

<p>Keeble and Shuchat doesn't process anything larger than 120.</p>