Where to get chromogenics push developed in Alberta, Canada?

I shot a couple rolls of Kodak's BW400CN at iso800, and since the film is an iso400 film, I'm looking for a lab in Edmonton or Calgary, Alberta which can do some push-developing. I've tried London Drugs, a pro lab in Edmonton, Superstore (Loblaws) and none of them will do any push-processing on C-41 film. Can you please help?

Hey film_guy,

You might try Vistek(1231 10th Ave. SW., 1-800-561-0333) or ABL Imaging(1725 10 Avenue SW, (403) 266-6300) in Calgary. Both of these labs are able to do the push/pull processing.

Collin Orthner said:

Hey film_guy,

You might try Vistek(1231 10th Ave. SW., 1-800-561-0333) or ABL Imaging(1725 10 Avenue SW, (403) 266-6300) in Calgary. Both of these labs are able to do the push/pull processing.

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Thank you Collin.

Hello film guy,

In Edmonton, the Lab Works (now Technicare/Carousel) 1-800-897-1844, 10525 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton AB T5J 1Z4 used to have a dip and dunk operation and did just about everything. I haven't used them (except to buy chemistry) since they moved from their location near Grant MacEwan. Also, McBain Camera 1-800-661-6980 used to do a lot, but I see their web site only lists 35mm C-41. Which prolab did you ask in Edmonton? I am curious, since, for me, Edmonton is the closest city with a pro lab, and it is about 1,300 km. away by road. Lab services are getting hard to find.

Cheers,
Clarence

Hi again,
McBain Camera can outlab the film for push processing from any of their stores in Edmonton or Red Deer.

Main Store
10805 107 ave
Edmonton

Southgate Center
#322 Southgate Shp Cntr
Edmonton

West Edmonton Mall
Lower Level, Phase I
Entrance 24
Between Sears & The Bay

Downtown
10159-101 Street NW
Edmonton

7508 - 82 Avenue NW
Edmonton

Kingsway Mall
#604 Kingsway Garden Mall
Edmonton

5129 - 48th street
Red Deer

I tried Technicare (Carousel Photo) in Edmonton, and they told me they don't do dip and dunk anymore. Good lab service with decent prices in Edmonton is a rarity. I didn't know McBain Camera does dip and dunk, so I'm going to try them. Thanks!