What are some good E6 labs?

[zilch0md]

http://northcoastphoto.com/

I've always been pleased with these guys - sending them 120 Provia 100F for several years, now.

 

[Trail Images]

http://northcoastphoto.com/

I've always been pleased with these guys - sending them 120 Provia 100F for several years, now.

I've known Rick Shute at NCP for years. Their work is outstanding and turnaround time is excellent as well. I process my 120 & 4x5 Velvia 50 at NCP.

 

[dscottjorgenson]

In the San Francisco Bay Area, I have had good success with Photoworks for 120 E-6 develop-only: https://www.photoworkssf.com/

 

[gcoates]

Has anyone used Citizens Photo in Portland? I've starting shooting slide film again after a several year hiatus, and I need to find a good lab.

 

[Theo Sulphate]

Has anyone used Citizens Photo in Portland? I've starting shooting slide film again after a several year hiatus, and I need to find a good lab.

Wow - didn't realize they were still around. They did excellent work for me, 16x20 color and B&W prints, but it was very long ago - late 1990's. Just going to their website, they seem just as dedicated as ever, so it may be worth trying them. From past experience, I personally wouldn't hesitate.

There is also Blue Moon, also in Portland, who are devoted to film and do very good work.

 

[removed account4]

prauss also does great work

 

[shashinzukuri]

Edgar Praus gets most of my business (and deservedly so), but Oscar's Photo Lab in San Francisco gets a fair amount as well, especially if I'm passing through San Francisco - I've had mixed experiences with the TSA at SFO, so I try not to bring unprocessed film through if I can avoid it. Oscar's doesn't run E6 every day, but I haven't been disappointed in their quality control at all.

 

[WilmarcoImaging]

Are there any good E-6 labs in Chicagoland?

 

[braxus]

I send my E6 to "The Lab" in Vancouver BC. No issues with them. They do mail order as well.