processing 120 film

[aphoto]

is there a mail in lab for developing 120 film that you all could suggest?
thank you joanlvh

 

[kully]

Don't know where you live, if in the UK - try www.genieimaging.co.uk, £1.50/roll for C41/E6.

 

[ZeissFan]

Right -- what country and what area of what country?

 

[Monz]

Don't know where you live, if in the UK - try www.genieimaging.co.uk, £1.50/roll for C41/E6.

Good prices on their website Kully; is the quality any good?

 

[robklurfield]

I'll join in on the question: who do you recommend in the US? East coast in particular. My local costco's one-hour lab one won't do 120. My local Wal-Mart sends everything out. Any suggestions?

 

[kully]

Hey Monz, it's not 'Peak Imaging', but neither is the price. No scratches and just a couple of water marks on a few C41 negs (I sent in about 15 rolls of E6 and 6 rolls of C41, the E6 rolls had no problems).

You also get an email when they receive the order and when they send it out - nice.

 

[ZeissFan]

I'll join in on the question: who do you recommend in the US? East coast in particular. My local costco's one-hour lab one won't do 120. My local Wal-Mart sends everything out. Any suggestions?

For 120 color print (no E-6), I've used Dan's Camera City in Allentown, Pa. Very high quality work. They'll send you free mailers. I've never had a problem with them.

 

[robklurfield]

what do they charge? I assume they also do C-41, right? Thanks for the tip!

For 120 color print (no E-6), I've used Dan's Camera City in Allentown, Pa. Very high quality work. They'll send you free mailers. I've never had a problem with them.

 

[aphoto]

I am in Texas and can find only one lab in Dallas that will process and it is apx $14 per roll. Since the Diana is a new experiment for me, I wondered if I could get prints for less. thanks again joanlvh

 

[rbiemer]

Thanks for the suggestion about Dan's Camera City,ZeissFan!
Rob, they are here:http://www.danscamera.com/Services/film/
Looks pretty good, I'll give 'em a try.
Rob

 

[ZeissFan]

what do they charge? I assume they also do C-41, right? Thanks for the tip!

Yes, they do C-41. Here are their prices for C-41:

10 exposures, 4×5 prints: $10.50
12 exposures, 5×5 prints: $11.80
15 exposures, 4×5 prints: $13.75

Film developing only

120 film: $4.00
220 film: $5.00

 

[ZeissFan]

I've used them many times. They have very good quality control. I've had a number of wedding photos (6x6) handled by them, and I've never been disappointed with the quality of their work.

They dropped E-6, so I'm probably going to give Dwayne's a try. Or process that myself at home.

 

[rbiemer]

I've used them many times. They have very good quality control. I've had a number of wedding photos (6x6) handled by them, and I've never been disappointed with the quality of their work.

They dropped E-6, so I'm probably going to give Dwayne's a try. Or process that myself at home.

I am actually looking to replace Dwayne's as my mail order lab. I was happy with their Kodachrome work but the other stuff has been looking worse lately--watermarks and scratches and some other odd processing defects.
I don't know this but I suspect that Kodachrome was thier main stay and other film was secondary. That hopefully will change but I'm not waiting to find out.
Rob

 

[venchka]

Bargain option for C-41 and E6: WalMart and/or Sam's Club. Sam's is cheaper. Search this forum for all the particulars.

Show me the money.

Want it quick? Show me a lot of money.
Want it in 2 weeks? Show me very little money.