Lab recommendation for cross processing 4x5

[leroy_marsh]

Hey, I'm new to APUG and this is my first post. I came across a great deal for 2 boxes of Kodak Ektachrome film expired in '96. I was curious if anybody has labs they swear by for developing and scanning. I only have an Epson 4490 right now and it does okay for most images, but hopefully plan on upgrading to a V600. My local lab doesn't cross process anything, because they say it contaminates the developer. I don't know if that's true or not, so I'm looking for a recommendation.

Thanks,
Levi

 

[Gerald C Koch]

I think you will find that the attitude of your local lab is quite common.

 

[thegman]

What country are you in?

 

[nicholai]

I never had any questions when crossing. Not even C-41 souped in E6! How about that, eh?

 

[leroy_marsh]

I'm located in Central Ohio.

 

[pgomena]

Cross-processing does not contaminate C-41 or E-6 chemicals. Your lab just doesn't want to do it.

 

[pgomena]

It's a bit of a distance, but I'd recommend: http://www.agximaging.com/

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Peter Gomena