nick_cristo

<p>AR-5 as mentioned by John is only necessary for scientific purposes such as if you need a particular vegetation to show up a particular color so that you can know if your crops are being properly handled. e-6 is completely fine but there must be no IR cameras and lights in the facility or equipment.<br>

Yes..you are correct with your concerns over RMFL. The proverbial poop is hitting the fan with them right now....<br>

http://www.photo.net/film-and-processing-forum/005jsk<br>

http://www.9news.com/rss/article.aspx?storyid=138875</p>

<p>OH...and if you're interested...a deep orange filter on your camera will give you the most color contrast or differences between colors with this film.</p>

<p>Do not send your film to Rocky Mountain Film Lab!</p>

<p>http://www.photo.net/film-and-processing-forum/005jsk<br>

http://www.9news.com/rss/article.aspx?storyid=138875</p>

<p>The auction of the RMFL equipment has been delayed due to legal action taken by RMFL. A disappointment to this interested party.<br /> I'm uncertain how this will effect their end of July announcement on their new time lines for getting through their backlog of work. It is safe now to assume that they have some kind of intention of actually at some point doing this work. The question comes to mind, how long does a legal wrangling between the IRS and a company take before the company possibly negotiates the return of their seized assets? If that happens and it might be a fairly big if, how long does it then take for them to actually get the equipment up and running in a new location? Where does the money come for that reorganization? I can understand why they are still taking in new work because without it how does any of this get financed?<br /> Even if they do manage all of this, what can they expect for the future of their company. On-line their reputation is shot with some of their major supporters now turning against them. For example (scroll down to see RMFL blurb)...<br /> http://www.acecam.com/lsb2ndex.html<br /> not to mention their web traffic having fallen by 40% in the past 3 months. The BBB is no long taking complaints about this company as you can go no lower than an F rating. In the photo stores the staff are finding new and better options for their customer referrals for this type of work. How many angry customers at this point have gone into the stores that referred them and told the staff about the situation they are left in with RMFL.<br /> I understand them wanting to hang on to their company but it really seems like they are rolling the dice with other peoples property in the balance and this property could be extremely valuable...after all what is the thing you run into your burning house for....the family pictures.<br /> It's time for RMFL to call it a day and stop taking in new work and find a way to return the work they currently have backlogged. There is no reasonable excuse for this beyond blatant self preservation at the expense of others. Holding on till the bitter end may be heroic in sports and war but in business it's just selfish. The ship is sinking and it's time for them to do the right thing.</p>