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https://rewindphotolab.com.au/services/processing/ Rewind Photo Lab in Sydney process E-6 film for $12 a roll in 35mm, 120, 220, 4x5 ,5x7 and 8x10 formats. processing is done 6 days a week and is probably the cheapest option in the country due to the volume of processing done.

For those in Australia who shoot super8 and 16mm motion picture film Rewind Photo lab in Sydney has now begun processing and scanning super 8 and 16mm Film. https://rewindphotolab.com.au/services/motion

Is this Item still for sale?

Is this unit still available?

Is anyone here knowledgeable on where in the world the last K-lab processors are stored away? and are any still operational?

Hello, Does anyone here have any unexposed Kodachrome 25 or 64 with an early 2000's expiry date that they have kept in deep freeze since purchase? I am currently on the hunt for Kodachrome that has been stored in such condition that the film should not suffer too much degradation and would...

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Rewind Photo Lab now has a new website www.rewindphotolab.com.au

Rewind Photo Lab has a new website www.rewindphotolab.com.au

Who here is currently active privately practicing, producing and coating their own Colour film Emulsion? and what process are you using?

Hi Sam our online store is now up and running, more stock will me uploaded in the near future please feel free to browse http://rewindphotolab.com.au/store/ -Steve

Rewind Photo Lab in Glebe NSW Australia can process scan and print Disc film. The also sell Disc Film. http://www.rewindphotolab.com.au/

How do companies like kodak, ilford, fuji etc expose the frame numbers and film type on the roll film rebate? Hypothetically if I were to make my own film is there a machine I could acquire to expose my own information on the film rebate? if so where would I obtain such a machine?

You're welcome :-) was great to meet you.

Yeah my favorite material for Ra-4 reversal was Ilford Ilfoflex supergloss RA-4 but now I use FujiFlex for the best result. these materials dont mottle like standard 'E' 'G' and 'N' paper stocks do.