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how many of you film users are processing your film yourself?
or sending it out?
just curious.
or sending it out?
just curious.
mknawabi
photographeur
processing my own black and white..color gets processed by the legitimate nearby photo store.
mixing xtol aint too hard and i like not having to drive somewhere else to see the results.
mixing xtol aint too hard and i like not having to drive somewhere else to see the results.
SamStewart
Established
i process black and white and send colour film to the lab. i've been thinking about doing colour lately though...
Roger Hicks
Veteran
B+W 100% home processed except XP2
E6 100% home processed unless I am in a big city with labs (last time: Beijing 2006).
C41 currently 100% trade processed until I get some more Tetenal C41 chemistry.
Cheers,
R.
E6 100% home processed unless I am in a big city with labs (last time: Beijing 2006).
C41 currently 100% trade processed until I get some more Tetenal C41 chemistry.
Cheers,
R.
zgeeRF
Established
I am processing all b+w medium and large format color at home and about 50% of the 35mm color. The other half is doene at the drugstore. Thinking about E6 now...
Riccis
Well-known
I send everything to my lab in L.A. (www.richardphotolab.com).
Gradskater
Well-known
Black and White at home for the past 10 months or so, and I just started doing color at home as well. C-41 using the Unicolor kit. As I type this I am scanning some ektar 100 that I processed at home, and so far it looks as good as anything the local drug store would process.
robklurfield
eclipse
costco for the 35mm. looking for someone who can do 120 cheaply (my costco doesnt') and my nearest walmart no longer does 1-hr.
thinking about going back to do b&w myself. it's been a long time (at least 25 years), but I keep reading posts from fellow rff'rs who've rediscovered great joy in doing it at home. of course, if I do that, I will need to buy a real film scanner. this could be my project for 2010.
thinking about going back to do b&w myself. it's been a long time (at least 25 years), but I keep reading posts from fellow rff'rs who've rediscovered great joy in doing it at home. of course, if I do that, I will need to buy a real film scanner. this could be my project for 2010.
nonot
Well-known
A little of both for me, my friend has a great little darkroom setup for b&w. In Toronto I either use West Camera or Image Works since they do it in-house.
gandalfk7
Established
I do BW myself and color/slides to a shop near me.
Vitor
Member
Process traditional B&W myself, C-41 is sent to the lab.
nebraska
Member
B&W at home. C-41 35 by local lab. C-41 medium and E6 by North coast in California.
FPjohn
Well-known
All BW in Rodinol 1:50 hand processed at home while perusing RFF.
yours
FPJ
yours
FPJ
TennesseJones
Well-known
Really want to learn black and white processing, but not much space at the moment, project for next year i think..
jtzordon
clicking away
All of it myself, developed and printed. I don't shoot color.
Mackinaw
Think Different
B&W I do myself. I use digital for color.
Jim B.
Jim B.
snausages
Well-known
B&W at home.
C41 at a lab.
E6 at another lab.
All scanned at home.
C41 at a lab.
E6 at another lab.
All scanned at home.
Benjamin
Registered Snoozer
You only need a sink.
wgerrard
Veteran
Do all my b&w in the kitchen and then scan the results. An enlarger has been in the mix for a couple of months, but I've yet to actually try printing something.
Contrary to the usual admonitions, I'm playing around with different films and different developers.
Color -- C41 or E6 -- go to a local minilab.
Contrary to the usual admonitions, I'm playing around with different films and different developers.
Color -- C41 or E6 -- go to a local minilab.
fixbones
.......sometimes i thinks
Just started processing my own after 9 months back into film photography =D
C41 still goes to the lab
C41 still goes to the lab