Where can I process Agfa Scala film as slide? Looking for recent recommendations

[AstraLovesAstia]

Hello APUG!

I'm making this post because while there's information on this forum about where to process Scala as slide, there's nothing very current. I live in California, so I'd prefer to send it somewhere within the US (like the DR5 lab in Colorado). However, I would send it to a lab overseas if it's really a superior place to process my film (superior meaning no scratches or dust coming back on my negatives like I've had experience with in the past by sending my film to other labs).

So if you have any recommendations, PLEASE let me know! And thank you!

~Astra

 

[Hatchetman]

The DR5 lab processes it, or at least they used to. I would give them a call. They do very good work.

 

[AgX]

http://www.photostudio13.de/products/entwickeln.html

 

[Mustafa Umut Sarac]

DR5 is the best , you can send cine film also. Scala is excellent film but too much expensive for me. If you cant reach it any longer , AGFA APX is an excellennt film also and not tiny bit difference in spectrum from scala , dr5 offers drum scanning also. They have a secret process to slide the film and is the best.

 

[Axle]

Dr5 is the place to send Scala.

 

[Pat Erson]

Arka Labo in Paris does an excellent job... if you know someone who takes a vacation trip there, it's do-able.

http://www.arkalab.com/arka-photo-lab-paris/numeric-services/professional-photo-services.php

"Developpement of all types of films, C41, E6, B&W, Scala 200x, from 35 mm to 20x25 cm format,
Sales of argentic films, C41, E6, Black & White, Scala 200x, in all available formats"

 

[Mike Crawford]

You can process it yourself with a reversal kit. Don't know if the Tetenal Reversal is still available, but these (in the UK) are still around.
http://www.processuk.net/Celer_Reverser__600-ml/p740597_3427113.aspx

http://www.silverprint.co.uk/ProductByGroup.asp?PrGrp=506

 

[AgX]

There is barely information on that Speedybrews "kit". What does it contain? It is much cheaper than the Foma one.

 

[Mike Crawford]

There is barely information on that Speedybrews "kit". What does it contain? It is much cheaper than the Foma one.

I've only used the Tetenal kit, however, Michael Maunder of Speedibrews always says, 'we don't sell water,' so as it is just the raw chemistry, the prices can be kept lower.
http://www.speedibrews.com/