johnanewton

Thanks to all for your answers, I will give this one up to experiance, as the Lab was mail order and does not answer its phone, I have found out that it was recently taken over by another company.

For all you English readers it was York Excel, Truprint, Harrier LLC, Nashua Photo Uk, which all seem to be the same company, with no customer service line that answers, I dont fancy sending the negs and prints back, only to get some old film and a processing voucer, which is all you get in the terms and conditions.

Thanks again.

I did not know that that it was possible,to cross process Black and white film, if this is true, I am amazed. I have used them in the past and all has been ok. Is there a way to prove that this is what they have done?

To try and show you what the negs look like heres a b/w neg scanned in colour shown in its negative form, this is on is an Ilford Pan F 50 asa.<div></div>

As far as I can tell,no, unless it happened at the lab.

Here is another from the same roll.<div></div>

Well the negs are REALLY thin,they look really badly uniformly over exposed, but I was really carefull with the exposure.I tend to slightly underexpose say by 1/8th of a stop to give more contrast in black and white. Maybe scanner pics up every thing, I cant understand what happened to these shots, I was hoping someone might have seen this kind of this before.

And the negs are quite purple/bluish all across the base of the film

A slip of the keyboard, should have been T-max 100

I have just recived, after a long wait a roll of t-max 200 negs, they

came back, very thin and blue, any idea what the lab did,I also have

a roll or agfa 50 that came back blue too.<div></div>