C41 sheet film processing in Montreal

[Pasto]

I'm thinking of shooting my next project with colour 4x5 sheet film. I'm wondering where I could get this processed in Montreal, and the cost. I may end up doing it myself if the cost is too great. Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Luigi

 

[Michel Hardy-Vallée]

Hey Luigi,

There are a few major pro labs in Montréal, your best bet would be to go either to LL Lozeau, Photo Service, or Boréalis. You can find their websites on http://lozeau.com/ ; http://photoservice.ca/ ; and http://www.borealislab.qc.ca/

 

[mrred]

I would not try LL Lozeau. I just got some stuff back from them that was riddled with scratches and fingerprints. Scratches I can understand, as that would be from a machine. Finger prints are from people not waring gloves. That's just nasty.

 

[xddorox]

I've had 6x9 color 120 processed by Foto Royal this week on Rosemont which has the film processed at photoservice and the job was excellent. Film and CD transfer came to $11 tax included. Service was zombie like however. These guys are just spaced out and not giving a frak.

 

[StephenSteinke]

Hi Luigi,

 

[galactic.surfeur]

+1 for Borealis ! Very nice people and professionals !

 

[CarolynArteaga]

Congratz for your new film

 

[Pasto]

Glad to see a new post to my old thread. Actually, since I posted about C-41 processing I've been so discouraged with the quality of processing from local labs that I decided to do all my own processing. I already had a JOBO ATL2000 for Black and White so doing C41 was pretty straightforward. I now buy the Tetenol C41 press kits from B&H and use them with 120, 4x5, and soon with 8x10 color film. I'm really looking forward to contact printing with Ektar 8x10

 

[ArgentixCa]

Hi Luigi
Be patient, I should have news on the C41 control strips soon!

 

[bkarasek]

Hello,

The odd time that I shoot Fuji Provia 100 8x10 color reversal, I have used Boréalis and I have been very happy with the work.