List of film processors to use or to avoid

[Xia_Ke]

In response to another post (thanks Javier), it's about time we got a list going of Photo Lab recommendations. So let's have it, who do you guys trust with your precious shots? I'll start off with 2 places I have heard a lot of good things about, along with one I'll NEVER use again...

Recommended:
www.carlsdarkroom.com
www.bestlab.com
www.borge.net
www.pcraft.com
www.colormark.com/
www.chromedigital.com
www.modernage.com
www.henrys.com (in Canada, for our Northern brethren )
www.precision-camera.com
www.wolfcamera.com/


AVOID:
www.eaglephoto.com
Walgreens on Andreson Lane in Austin

[mtbbrian]

Also recommend: www.borge.net, in Salt Lake City, Utah.
:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
They do ship!
Brian

[samanada]

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[Darius Andie]

I am wanted to build some film processors as one of my collection. Would you give me some idea of what are the best Film processors you are going to use? Is the someone who can give me specific details about this matter. Any opinion should be accepted.

[Xia_Ke]

Thanks Brian :thumbsup:

[mjs1973]

Recomment:

Photo Craft Imaging out of the Denver/Boulder area. I'm building up an E6 stash to send them soon.

www.pcraft.com

[yorknichols]

Who can recommend good lab in Chicago?

[Xia_Ke]

Thanks Mike :thumbsup:

[GB1]

Add chromedigital.com

[JesusRamos]

thanksss,,,,

[walterick]

I highly recommend Colormark in the Phoenix area. Not only are they the only lab in the valley I have found that does in-house E-6 but they are very very good, do great printing, and have nice service. They are on Dunlap and 24th St if you're local.

http://www.colormark.com/

Rick

[imagecolorist]

Thanks for shearing. Keep up

[Xia_Ke]

Thanks Rick and GB1

[megan]

I recommend http://www.modernage.com/

I ran into both owners recently, and each asked me if I was still shooting film. "Good!" they said. They are still developing and enlarging. Their silver prints are still some of the best ever.

Megan

[johnmike2307]

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[Axle]

If you're in Canada, specifically Southern Ontario. Henry's ( http://www.henrys.com/webapp/wcs/sto...nrys/index.jsp )

Henry's is the best place to take your stuff, higher end. E-6, Black & White. They outsource to a pro lab in Toronto which does a great job.

[licsantos]

Thanks for shearing.

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[Xia_Ke]

Thanks Megan and Alex

[photophorous]

I highly recommend Precision Camera in Austin. Always great service. These guys started out as a repair shop and Garry Winnogrand trusted them with his M3 back in the 70's when he taught at the University. Now they are the main pro shop in town. They've never made a mistake with my film.

Recommend Wolf Camera on Lamar Blvd, in Austin. I used them for years before I really got the photo bug, and they always did a good job. I only switched to Precision because they offer more services, more variety of films, and I can buy my chemicals there.

Avoid Walgreens on Anderson Lane in Austin. They cut the edges off several frames when cutting my negatives, and they didn't bother to clean debris off the negatives before printing them.

Paul

[Xia_Ke]

Thanks Paul

[rongarrett]

Anyone got a recomendation for the Atlanta, Georgia area?

[Xia_Ke]

Hi Ron, everyone down that way seems to recommend E-Six Lab of Atlanta. Here's a link to their site:

http://www.e-sixlab.com/

If you end up going there, please let us know if all is well.

Happy Shooting,
Aaron

[rongarrett]

Thanks Xia, as luck would have it I sniffed out E6 yestiddy and have already sent them an e-mail. Having owned a service business in the Atlanta area for 26 years, I happen to know exactly where they are located. Now that I am retired, and moved waaaayyyy out in the country, I will do the bulk of my business thru UPS. Having shot a couple of rolls thru my "new to me" medium format camera, getting kinda anxious to see the results.