Here: List of recommended E6 labs

It's been more than a year since I had a roll of E-6 developed, but last time I checked, you could still have E-6 developed through all HEMA department stores in The Netherlands: Any Dutch city.

I think I've shot about twenty rolls of E-6 in the past five years, all developed at/via HEMA, all in good quality; So good that I'm guessing they were processed at the Fujifilm Steenbergen plant.

It usually takes less than seven days.

Cost: hema.nl says €3.50 for development.
 
charjohncarter said:
I have used Walmart in Pleasanton, CA, they send to Oregon. I've been worried, because someone here said they scanned and didn't return the positives or negatives.
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I was told the same thing. I think I'll "donate" a throw away roll for testing.
Of course if they tell me up front that I will only get a CD of scan files in return then I won't waste a tool of 80's or 90's film.
Wayne


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Friends of mine in the US switched to
AgX Imaging
some time ago for all their E6 work. They are now extremely satiesfied:
- excellent quality
- excellent service
- very fast
- very cheap: only 6 / 7$ for 120 / 135 film processing (that is much less than even C41 processing at lots of other mail order labs!).

http://www.agximaging.com/
 
Skiff said:
A completely new lab just started in Spain (but also doing international business):
Film enthusiast and reversal film lover Marc Marti has built a new lab for colour reversal E6 film processing and also BW reversal film processing. And even motion picture reversal film:

www.filminalab.com

http://filminalab.com/en/home/
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That are very good news!

And we have even some further good news, this time for our Australien friends:
Stephen Frizza, owner of the long established 'Lighthouse Lab' has opened up a further completely new lab in Sydney, the 'Rewind Lab':
https://rewindphotolab.com.au/
https://www.facebook.com/rewindphotolab

He is offering quality E6 processing for only 7,50 AuD !
That's a great bargain.

And for those in the US looking for excellent E6 quality at very reasonable prices (8$):
http://www.agximaging.com/

Cheers, Jan
 
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