Fuji Fontier lab in DC?

[peter_kim2]

Anyone know of a good Fuji Fontier lab in DC/Northern VA? I usually

go to the Penn Camera in northern VA,I think they use noritsu with

kodak royal? but Ive heard so many good thigns about fontier I

wanted to try it out, especially since I seem to like the fuji films

more than kodak. Perhaps some place that also has a drum scanner to

make prints from slides?

[Nicholas Barry]

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<a href="http://isolation.net/photo/dmini/">http://isolation.net/photo/dmini/</a>.

 

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Ethan Hansen's site also has a boatload of profiles (and listings) for minilabs: <a href="http://www.drycreekphoto.com/Frontier/FrontierDatabase.htm">http://www.drycreekphoto.com/Frontier/FrontierDatabase.htm</a>.

[marc schneider dc metro]

Chrome in Georgetown has a frontier.

[peter_kim2]

Thank you all for the tips. That website is impressive although not exactly comprehensive. I've never been to Chrome but I guess I'll check it out. Do you know if they have a drum scanner as well for making prints form slides?

[furcafe]

I think Chrome has a drum scanner (@ least they offer the

service), 202-333-3270.

 

You should also try the National Geographic Photo Lab,

202-857-7582.

[joe_hodge]

Most of the Ritz Camera outlets in DC run Frontier. I wouldn't give them my film to process, and probably won't give them my negs to print, but I'm probably going to bring them some digital files to output later this week.