SouthJerseyMan

I note that B&H Photo always has 35mm Fomapan available on its website. It is manufactured in the Czech Republic, and the price is reasonable. The film is for making b&w slides. Has anyone ever used this film? I am very curious. It seems that it would be a good way to make b&w slides. But I am not able to process it myself, and Dwayne's in Kansas is not likely capable to process it. DR5 is closing down, and it did this type of processing. I like the current Ektachrome, but Fujichrome now has very limited availability, and it costs $$$. I think b&w slides could be neat, but where can you get it processed? Thanks for any insight.

I do not know if this is the proper subforum, but I have noticed that B&H Photo offers for sale "Fomapan" film which would be used for making b&w slides. DR5 was a lab that processed this film, but it looks like it is becoming history, too bad. I have never used this film, but I am curious about it. Does anybody know where there is a lab in the US that could develop this film? Thank you.