6X9 processing

[Dr David Hall]

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Does anyone know of a processing lab for 6X9 prints from 120 film. Local labs here have only 6X7 masks and so do not print the whole negative. Thanks

 

[mark]

calypso inc. should be able to do the job.

www.calypsoinc.com

 

[David A. Goldfarb]

Where is "here"? I think any pro lab should be able to handle 6x9 full frame. In L.A. you could use A&I. In New York I like Modernage, but there's also Duggal, Baboo, MVLabs for black and white, Taranto, ColorEdge, and several other good choices.

 

[Dr David Hall]

Thanks for the guidance

 

[Dr David Hall]

Thanks, I live in Baton Rouge, LA. and the labs here don't have masks larger than 6X7

 

[MattCarey]

calypso inc. should be able to do the job.

www.calypsoinc.com

I know that Calypso will not do 6x9 prints from chromes. They list contact prints on their website, but I don't see any information for proofs. Also, if you are out of the area (or can't get to Calypso during working hours), they have rather high shipping costs ($15/order).

That said, I have a number of 8x10's in my house by Calypso. I really like their work and their people.

A&I has 6x9 on their price sheet, but I haven't used them for this.

Matt

 

[Dr David Hall]

6X9

Thanks Matt, I have made contact with A&I in Los Angeles and a couple of specialty labs from Shutterbug magazine. Can get what I want now.

 

[MattCarey]

Thanks Matt, I have made contact with A&I in Los Angeles and a couple of specialty labs from Shutterbug magazine. Can get what I want now.

Note that the price for a mailer for A&I is cheaper on B&H than direct from A&I.

Let me know how it works. I have used them for 35mm stuff. I tend to destroy Tmax 3200, so I send it to them and it has worked well. But, I haven't sent them any 6x9 work.

Matt