exe163
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I have few rolls of E6 (color) and C41 (BW and color) that need developing. I am a student so I don't have a lot of cash. I was wondering what are my options other than costco. I live in the southbay area in California.
loquax ludens
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You can mail the film to Dwayne's in Kansas. Their rates are reasonable.
Do not take your film to Walmart. Their send-out service may still go to Fuji, and if so, the results will be good, but there have been reports that Walmart no longer returns film to customers; just prints and scans on a CD. Can you imagine shooting slide film and only getting back scans?
Few places outside of pro labs do E6 anymore. That's why I suggest you send to Dwayne's, as they do a good job and the prices are not bad.
Do not take your film to Walmart. Their send-out service may still go to Fuji, and if so, the results will be good, but there have been reports that Walmart no longer returns film to customers; just prints and scans on a CD. Can you imagine shooting slide film and only getting back scans?
Few places outside of pro labs do E6 anymore. That's why I suggest you send to Dwayne's, as they do a good job and the prices are not bad.
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
How about Precision Camera ... one of our site sponsors?
loquax ludens
Well-known
That's true. It slipped my mind. Precision Camera is a good option too.
jhthomasii
Established
Ive used Walmart in Austin and in Chicago and i only get the negatives back. $4/roll. When I lived in Austin, I loved Precision Camera but I just couldn't afford to get my film developed there.