Finding a good lab for E6 processing???

[stradibarrius]

I need recommendations for a really good lab to process E6 film in 35mm, 120 and 4x5.

 

[removed account4]

maybe blue moon does it ?
they are an apug advertiser, and
from all accounts from people here who have used them
they do fantastic work !

good luck !
john

 

[Hatchetman]

North Coast Photo
http://www.northcoastphoto.com/

 

[rpsawin]

Panda Lab in Seattle

http//www.pandalab.com

Best regards,

Bob

 

[nickrapak]

Colourworks in Wilmington, DE.

http://www.colourworks.com

 

[destroya]

walmart mailers

 

[ME Super]

I've heard E-Six Labs (www.e-sixlab.com) in Atlanta does a good job. Also fuji mailers, which end up at Dwayne's Photo.

 

[erikg]

Color services in Needham ma. Cleanest line I've ever used.

 

[average-guy]

North Coast Photo
http://www.northcoastphoto.com/

I second North Coast Photographic Services, they do good work.

 

[Joseph Maxwell]

E6 processing

Many people in LA who still shoot film swear by The Icon LA (http://www.iconla.com) They're cheap and VERY efficient.

 

[wy2l]

www.dr5.com processes E6.

 

[rbeech]

http://www.agximaging.com/ Always had good results.

 

[Ken Nadvornick]

I need recommendations for a really good lab to process E6 film in 35mm, 120 and 4x5.

Panda Lab in Seattle

http//www.pandalab.com

Best regards,

Bob

Panda Lab does not list 4x5 or larger. Only 35mm, 120 and 220.

See their current E-6 Transparency Services Price List here.

Ken

 

[wblynch]

Data Chrome in Irvine, California. Beautiful work.

 

[LJSLATER]

Data Chrome in Irvine, California. Beautiful work.

Seconded. Perfect results, fast turn-around, affordable prices, and excellent customer service (I'm painfully shy, but the owner Rochelle is really nice).

 

[Marc B.]

Citizens Photo - Portland, OR/USA $2.25 a sheet 4 X 5
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[e6shooter]

Check out Denver Digital Imaging Center, they run E6 twice a day and they're super consistent.

www.theslideprinter.com

 

[jbskates]

e-6 processing

Citizens Photo in Portland Ore. does E-6 and C-41 processing with Refrema dip and dunk processors in formats 110, 127, 135(35mm) 620, 120, 220, 21/4x31/4 ,3 1/4x 4 1/4, 4x5, 5x7 , 8x10 and Disc.
Citizens Photo
706 SE 6th
Portland, Oregon 97217
503-232-8501

 

[Etabeta]

Why don't you develop E-& yourself? It's easy. Personally, I get fine results from the Tetenal kit Colortec E-6, much ess expensive than a laboratory.