large format processing near Yosemite

I am going to be in Yosemite soon...does anyone know of a lab nearby that can process large format sheet film, color and bw? Thanks

There's still a few down in San Francisco that can do that. But there's no labs in Yosemite, and probably not even in the larger towns in the Sierra foothills like Sonora or even Modesto. NOTHING on the east side of the Sierra for sure.

Thank you. I have been shooting bw neg film and would like to shoot color negative film but need a recommendation on where to send it to be developed which seems to be a big problem especially for someone living on the great plains. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

If it wasn't discussed on here, it was definitely discussed recently (within the last 3-4 months) on the Large Format Forum about labs in San Francisco. Search APUG and on www.largeformatphotography.info/forum to find the list.

Thanks, I'm new to this site....haven't figured out how to find existing threads. Appreciate your help.

There used to be a place not far from the southern entrance bu I do not remember the name nor do I know if they're still in business. There is definitely no place to have sheet film commercially processed in Sonora.

and, as Scott mentioned, there are still several places in the SF Bay area.

If you want to search APUG, up in the upper right hand corner there's a Google Custom Search window - type in your search terms and click the magnifying glass. Or just go to Google directly and type in your search terms and you'll get results from here, LF Info, Photo.net and a host of other photography websites too. I apologize if I am (or anyone else here) being a little brusque on this question but this is a relatively common kind of request that is easily found by doing your own research first.
If you want a lab in San Francisco, LightWaves looks like your best bet, as they can handle C-41 processing up to 12x20 (yes, 12x20!!!!). If you want to do your own processing, but just need the facility, Dead Link Removed is the place in San Francisco to go.

With that said, welcome to APUG, do enjoy your trip to Yosemite, and please post your results to the gallery! If you do find a lab close to Yosemite, please share your impressions of their work, as I'm sure there would be a lot of people here who would love to know about it. If you use one of the San Francisco labs, also please pass along your opinions. Because labs change all the time, up to date info on available services, prices, and results is very welcome.