List of places with the most reliable slide film development

[George Mann]

I live in Denver, and have been using a well known service here. That is until my slides came back scratched. I grave up on film for a time because of the low quality of service I was getting (several labs across the US).

Is there anyone out there who is consistently reliable?

 

[chip j]

Rudinec, in North Lima, Ohio rudinec@rudinec.com

 

[Tim Stapp]

Check these guys out. I've never used them, but have heard good things about them. They do only E-6, no C41.

http://www.agximaging.com/

 

[George Mann]

I will be giving AGX a try.

 

[Alan Edward Klein]

I've used West Coast Photo.Clean flat film returned cut and sleeved into plastic sheet.

 

[keenmaster486]

I live in the Denver area as well and have used Mike’s Camera for a while. No complaints so far.

 

[Trail Images]

As places went under I finally moved to North Coast Photographic Services in Carlsbad, CA. I wish I had started there 20 years ago. Their E-6 processing and turn around for all my 120 & 4x5 has been flawless after the 2 years now that I've used them.

 

[Tim Stapp]

I will be giving AGX a try.

Let me know your results. I'm thinking of using them for a high resolution drum scan. Being from Michigan, I'd love to give my business to a "local" five and a half hour drive away place.

 

[Tumbles]

I've been using AGX and I like them quite a bit. I just had them push process Provia 100F to 1600. They came out low contrast but still very usable. I was planning to push this film to limit, but then the light dropped off very fast from when I last metered.

 

[guangong]

For slides I use Dales Labs in Hollywood, Fl. For Super8, I’ll probably use Dwayne’s in OK.
What I am really waiting for is Ektachrome in 120 and D100 in 16mm.

 

[thuggins]

I've used AGX and their work was fine. But Dwayne's was cheaper and I have never had issues with their work. Although I do my own E6 now, I still send out anything that needs to be mounted. Note that Dwayne's won't mount polyester based film, in case you have some of that Lomo stuff.

 

[bvy]

Rudinec, in North Lima, Ohio rudinec@rudinec.com

Absolutely. I'm dropping film off there this afternoon as a matter of fact.