Options for 4X5 E6 developing

[StepheKoontz]

Wondering where people are happy sending their E6 4X5 film to. When I shot 4X5, what I enjoyed most was just looking at a nice 4X5 chrome on a lightbox. I'd like to shoot some E6 again, not sure where is a good place to get it processed. TIA

Stephe

 

[Trail Images]

I send all my 120 & 4x5 E-6 film to North Coast Photographic Services in Carlsbad, CA. Their quality of service has been first rate over the several years I've been using them. The owner Richard is a wonderful person.
NCPS

 

[jim10219]

Another vote for North Coast. I tried Darkroom.com for a while, but they kept scratching and not properly washing my film, plus some uneven developments. They're great for roll film, but terrible for sheet film. I asked around a while back and got many suggestions. North Coast was one of the best combinations of price and quality and I've had no issues with them so far.

 

[mshchem]

I process myself. I use a Jobo now. I still have a Nikor sheet film tank.

 

[StepheKoontz]

Northcoast looks like a good option, thanks!

 

[shutterfinger]

Jobo 2500 tank, 2509 reel, manual roller base, two pan tempering bath (pan in pan with bottom pan higher temperature as needed to keep chemicals and tank at 103°F during the processing). Easy to do, lab quality results.

 

[isaac7]

I have not tried them yet but Northeastphotograhpic.com does e6 rotary processing and now has an interesting new scanning option for 4x5 that includes the very edges of the film.