C-41 Processing. Where?

Paul Verizzo · Jun 30, 2022

I have a roll of mid-1980's C-41 400 Kodacolor. I want to shoot it and have it developed. Just to see what happens.

I live immediately north of Austin, Texas. There is a great camera store there, Precision Camera. I don't much mind the almost $7 processing, but they have a 1-2 week turn around. Which means another lab is doing the processing.

I can process this myself, but I'd rather have a "real" lab do it.

Where's Walgreens when you need it? That wasn't so many years ago, was it?

Suggestions?

McDiesel · Jun 30, 2022

@Paul Verizzo I have used labs in many major US cities and Precision Camera is as good as it gets. If I were in Austin I wouldn't even consider anyone else. They did C-41 and E-6 for me, as well as some superb prints that still hang on my walls.

BCM · Jun 30, 2022

https://www.saphoto.com in San Antonio has 24 hour turn around. I use them pretty regularly when I have up to 120mm C41. In Austin, have you tried Holland? They have done fast turn around on C41 4x5 as well.

MattKing · Jun 30, 2022

I've found your problem - you were looking in the black and white processing world!

(thread moved from the black and white: film sub-forum to the color: film sub-forum)

Paul Verizzo · Jun 30, 2022

MattKing said:
I've found your problem - you were looking in the black and white processing world!

(thread moved from the black and white: film sub-forum to the color: film sub-forum)

Ha! Got me. I was thinking...it's film.

Paul Verizzo · Jun 30, 2022

BCM said:
https://www.saphoto.com in San Antonio has 24 hour turn around. I use them pretty regularly when I have up to 120mm C41. In Austin, have you tried Holland? They have done fast turn around on C41 4x5 as well.

I wasn't aware of Holland. Looked them up. Thank you very much.

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