E6 Processing in San Francisco

[amellice]

What is a good and cost friendly lab in San Francisco to process E6?

Thanks

 

[Tom Taylor]

Oscar's Photo Lab on Brannan street in downtown SF is the only one left that I can think of. I haven't had any film processed there in several years (I process my own) but they did good work.

Thomas

 

[MultiFormat Shooter]

Oscar's Photo Lab on Brannan street in downtown SF....

Here's their website; it looks like they're still doing film. Please let us know how their service is. I always like to know my options for E-6 processors, no matter where in the USA they may be.

 

[rorye]

Oscar's is great. Another option is LightWaves who have recently relocated.

 

[MultiFormat Shooter]

...LightWaves who have recently relocated.

Do you happen to know what is going on with Gamma B&W? They were at the same address. I have tired calling them, but the phone just rings and rings. I can't even leave message.

 

[amellice]

Oscar's is great. Another option is LightWaves who have recently relocated.

Do you know where they relocated to?

 

[Bill Burk]

Photoworks SF offers E6

 

[amellice]

I'll give Oscar lab a try thanks guys, I'll let you know how it goes

 

[amellice]

I've tried Oscar Lab and they processed 11 Velvia 50 120 rolls for me and they all came out good. Thanks guys for the suggestion

 

[rorye]

Do you happen to know what is going on with Gamma B&W? They were at the same address. I have tired calling them, but the phone just rings and rings. I can't even leave message.

Gamma has moved into Rayko, Peter is up and running. I guess they had some phone teething issues?
I heard that Light Waves was also moving to Rayko but I'm unsure of their status.

 

[MultiFormat Shooter]

I've tried Oscar Lab and they processed 11 Velvia 50 120 rolls for me and they all came out good. Thanks guys for the suggestion

Glad it worked-out for you! It's go to know they have good service!

Gamma has moved into Rayko, Peter is up and running. I guess they had some phone teething issues? I heard that Light Waves was also moving to Rayko but I'm unsure of their status.

Thanks, for the update. I will trying call them, tomorrow, hopefully I can get through.

 

[rorye]

I recieved this email from Gamma today-
Dear Friends:

With the closing of Light Waves and the sale of the building which has been our home for the last few years, Gamma Black & White has moved. We are now located at Rayko Photo Center, 428 Third Street, San Francisco, CA 94117. Our old phone number, 415-864-1409, is now a mobile number. Our email address continues to be info@gammasf.com. Our hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 12:30 to 6 PM and by appointment on Saturday. We look forward to offering the same quality of service from our new home. Best wishes to all, Peter Fairfield

 

[faberryman]

I thought Rayco was closing in May. Why are companies moving there?

 

[rorye]

I thought Rayco was closing in May. Why are companies moving there?

That's a good question! I think everyone's hoping Rayko finds a buyer or investors to keep it going. For Peter it's an easy move because all the equipment is there already. I hope it works out for everyone involved.

 

[MultiFormat Shooter]

I received this email from Gamma today....

Thanks, for the information. Hopefully, their phone is "up-and-running" now. It looks like they've cut-back their hours somewhat.