venchka
Mentor
They send out
They send out
You can take the film to those places. Sam's & Wal-Mart will send them away. Assuming the person handling the film doesn't load it into the C-41 machine first. :bang:
Best to find a good lab and do the sending or taking yourself. Yellowstone Photo in Montana is highly regarded in the large format community. Their prices are good. They do mail order.
http://www.yellowstonephoto.com/
Good luck.
They send out
You can take the film to those places. Sam's & Wal-Mart will send them away. Assuming the person handling the film doesn't load it into the C-41 machine first. :bang:
Best to find a good lab and do the sending or taking yourself. Yellowstone Photo in Montana is highly regarded in the large format community. Their prices are good. They do mail order.
http://www.yellowstonephoto.com/
Good luck.
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thomasw_
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Slide film: Kodachrome 64
B+W films: TriX 400, PanF+50, Adox CMS 20 --> (I love this film but it is costly, so I shoot it very rarely.)
I recommend finding the Arista rebranded equivalent of your favourite B+W film and just stick with it. For example, I use TriX for most of my photography, so I tend to buy bulk orders of the Arista Premium 400; it behaves exactly like TriX 400 with rodinal.
I wish I could find a PanF+ 50 equivalent!? Man, I love that film during the Spring and Summer months, but it is almost as much as Adox CMS 20 in terms of cost.
Have fun picking a film/developer combination; just stick with your combination and don't keep switching the variables. I find that my old photography teacher's advice still is very wise.
B+W films: TriX 400, PanF+50, Adox CMS 20 --> (I love this film but it is costly, so I shoot it very rarely.)
I recommend finding the Arista rebranded equivalent of your favourite B+W film and just stick with it. For example, I use TriX for most of my photography, so I tend to buy bulk orders of the Arista Premium 400; it behaves exactly like TriX 400 with rodinal.
I wish I could find a PanF+ 50 equivalent!? Man, I love that film during the Spring and Summer months, but it is almost as much as Adox CMS 20 in terms of cost.
Have fun picking a film/developer combination; just stick with your combination and don't keep switching the variables. I find that my old photography teacher's advice still is very wise.