Labs that process Agfa Scala as negatives

[strobesync]

I'm searching for a lab that will process Agfa Scala film as b&w negatives and then scan the negs. Can anyone help?

 

[sooner]

Dr5 lab in Colorado does a good job.

 

[rhl-oregon]

Yes, when I saw "Scala" I immediately thought of DR5. Their entire process is about BW transparencies, and they can convert ordinary (negative) emulsions like FP4 & TriX as well. Worth looking at even if you do not want BW positives.

 

[strobesync]

Thank you. I'm aware of Dr5 and have used them in the past. I am looking for a lab that processes Scala as negatives (not positive transparencies) and scans the film (cd/web delivery). I've had it done at a few labs in the past but now I've been told that chemistry has changed and they can no longer process the film. The massive development chart indicates that Scala is like Tmax 100 when processed as a negative. Has anyone used a lab to process Scala as negatives?

 

[nikon_sam]

I've done it at home using Rodinal...I still have two boxes of 4x5 Scala to shoot...

 

[Georgiy Romanov]

You or lab can develop Scala as negative in any your favorite developer as usual BW film.

Georgiy.