Here: List of recommended E6 labs

[HHPhoto]

Hi Jan , at the end of last year I had a large B&W hand print done by someone who told me that she used to work for Metro but they stopped all in house film processing and hand printing in August so although they still advertise film processing services I guess they just farm out. I'll have to double check.

Richy, maybe just another option for your BW printing:
http://www.londondarkroom.com/

And a very cheap option for E6 processing for our friends in down-under:
http://filmneverdie.com.au/collections/others

Cheers, Jan

 

[Skiff]

Positive news for our friends in the US:
New E6 (and C41) mail order lab in the US:

http://www.thefilmlab.net/

 

[noimmunity]

In Taipei, my favorite is Taipei Image

36-3, Fu-hsing South Road, Sec. 1, 2nd Floor
Taipei, Taiwan

tel: +886 2 87721008
email: taipei.image@msa.hinet.net

E-6 development and scanning is about US$6/roll.

 

[Noll]

Just received my first through with AgX Imaging in Sault St Marie, MI. From what I can tell, they are an E-6 only lab. Excellent service at a very reasonable cost. http://www.agximaging.com/

Can't imagine it would hurt to make this a sticky thread...

 

[HHPhoto]

Can't imagine it would hurt to make this a sticky thread...

+1.
It would be very helpful for forum members looking for a good lab if we would have this thread as a sticky thread.
Moderators, please.......

Cheers, Jan

 

[Skiff]

Can't imagine it would hurt to make this a sticky thread...

+2.
This thread is extremely helpful.

Instead there is a thread as sticky about "Svema film lives":
A complete BS !!!
Svema is totally dead for about 10 years. The factory is demolished.
And the rebadged Svema film is completely irrelevant for the film market: 99,999% have never seen it.

Therefore dear moderators: Please make this lab thread a sticky.

 

[Fotohuis]

I have been in Ukraine. A total mess overthere.

In July my lab will offer E-6 development too:

Fotohuis RoVo
the Netherlands
http://www.fotohuisrovo.nl
35mm all formats incl. panorama, 120/220/127/620 roll film format, 9x12cm/4x5" sheet film format. With a bit luck: 110 film too. On a Jobo rotary processing machine.http://www.fotohuisrovo.nl

 

[Spanik]

I go with my slides to Antwerp (Belgium) at Foto Schelfhout http://www.fotoschelfhout.be/[/ulr]...Ferrania [url]http://www.filmferrania.it/labs

 

[Fotohuis]

Fortunately I am on that list too. At least Ferrania has to start somewhere.

 

[Skiff]

Another excellent E6 lab for all formats (and C41, BW, silver halide prints, photo books; exposing digital files on film as well):
http://www.24h-fotoservice.de/
https://www.facebook.com/24hFotoservice

Shipping Europe wide as well.

 

[HHPhoto]

Hi guys,

and another very good news:
New lab run by enthusiast photographers in Jakarta!
E6, C41 and BW. And also offering film.

http://www.soupnfilm.com/shop/index.php?route=product/category&path=24

Cheers, Jan

 

[jammcat]

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1075121995/e-6-film-processing-in-toronto-canada

-Potentially- good news for Toronto E6 shooters, pending the success of this Kickstarter.
Currently Toronto E6 shooters have to mail their film to Ottawa/Montreal/etc for processing.

 

[Fotohuis]

PLM in Tilburg (the Netherlands) is doing professional E-6 developing. Not really cheap but the quality is OK.

Unfortunately they stopped in the beginning of this year. Reason: Not enough E-6 films to keep the system running in a good quality re-generation system.

 

[VTHokiEE]

Positive news for our friends in the US:
New E6 (and C41) mail order lab in the US:

http://www.thefilmlab.net/

Has anyone used this lab before? My local lab stopped developing E6 and now I'm trying to find a replacement.

 

[Skiff]

Excellent E6 lab in Perth, Australia:

http://www.churchillcolorlabs.com/

Friends of mine are using it and they are extremely satiesfied.

 

[Skiff]

Another option for E6 users in New-England:

http://photosmithimaging.com/film-services.html

 

[unixrevolution]

Dodge-Chrome imaging in Silver Spring, MD, DC and Northern Virginia always does a wonderful job for me. It's where I send all my E-6 from 35mm to 4x5.

http://www.dodgechrome.com/

Like a lot of companies now they do "Imaging Solutions" not just photo finishing and film development, but they do a damn good job! They also process C41 and B&W, and they process it all in sizes from 35mm to 8x10.

 

[Netsoft2k]

Dodge-Chrome has also done 8x10 E6 for me and they are absolutely fantastic. Highly recommend it.

 

[etn]

For the South Germans among you, let's add Blow Up Fotolabor, Jahnstrasse 36 in Munich to the list.
http://www.sw-foto.de

They do B&W, C41 and E6 + wet prints for 35mm and 120, possibly large format as well (I never asked, I don't do LF). I went to Blow Up after another lab did a sloppy job on some processing (scratched negs etc.) and never looked back. Blow Up Fotolabor is professional and quick.

The only thing they will not do is 127 processing. Too bad. My girlfriend had a crush on a Rollei Baby so I offered her one recently. Time to learn to process ourselves I guess 🙂

 

[HHPhoto]

The only thing they will not do is 127 processing. Too bad. My girlfriend had a crush on a Rollei Baby so I offered her one recently. Time to learn to process ourselves I guess 🙂

No problem at all:
You can just send your 127 format films (C41, E6 and BW) to Photo Studio 13: www.photostudio13.de
or
Foto Weckbrodt: www.foto-weckbrodt.de
for developing and prints.

Cheers, Jan