Who processes 8x10 E-6 and C-41

mark · Apr 11, 2006

Since I have an 8x10 coming I might as well shoot some 8x10 chrome. Maybe even some C-41. Might as well do it with one box of each.

Petzi · Apr 11, 2006

Where do you live?

Have you considered a Jobo machine?

Dave Parker · Apr 11, 2006

Mark,

You should check with Calypso, I think they are still doing 8x10, at least the chromes, but have not used there for a number of years, so can't be sure.

Dave

mark · Apr 11, 2006

My fire wall has them blocked as "uncategorized". I hate our Techies.

roteague · Apr 11, 2006

Yes, Calypso does 8x10. The price is $4.70 per sheet. FWIW, I use Calypso for ALL my E6 work - they are fast, have great service and the slides come back very clean.

mark · Apr 11, 2006

Thanks RObert. I was one of the ones who recommended them when you were looking for a place to send your slides. They do top notch work and are quite personable. I can't get to there site so had no way to check. In fact I cannot get to any processing places here at work.

roteague · Apr 11, 2006

mark said:
Thanks RObert. I was one of the ones who recommended them when you were looking for a place to send your slides. They do top notch work and are quite personable. I can't get to there site so had no way to check. In fact I cannot get to any processing places here at work.

And I am glad you did - their service is excellent!!

David A. Goldfarb · Apr 11, 2006

Lately I've been using Duggal in New York. I used to complain about their customer service, but they've been okay recently, and they still do enough volume of sheet film to get it right.

boyooso · Apr 11, 2006

Hey Mark,

You do you know Photographic Works in Flagstaff? (928) 213-8086 I think they do a nice job on E6, and they process 8x10.

They process 8X10 C41 in Tucson.

Have fun wtih your 8x10!! (what did you get?)

Corey

BradS · Apr 11, 2006

I take all of my color sheet film to Calypso. They do 4x5, 8x10 and Joe says that if he gets enough demand, he'll start doing 5x7 too!

MichaelBriggs · Apr 12, 2006

Chromatics in Nashville. They have done excellent 4x5 developing for me, and have 8x10 on their price list: http://www.chromatics.com/Serv-Film_Process.htm

mark · Apr 12, 2006

boyooso said:
Hey Mark,

You do you know Photographic Works in Flagstaff? (928) 213-8086 I think they do a nice job on E6, and they process 8x10.

They process 8X10 C41 in Tucson.

Have fun wtih your 8x10!! (what did you get?)

Corey

Thanks Corey, I forgot all about them. One of the guys at the Tucson branch told me they were phasing out there film processing, so I wrote them off. Good to hear that was not true.

I got an old Kodak 2D.

avandesande · Apr 12, 2006

Mark, here is the place in abq. Dead Link Removed
All they do is E6. In my experience you do better with a place that does a lot of volume because their chemistry is always fresh.
Good luck with your 8x10!

boyooso · Apr 13, 2006

Mark, I hadn't heard that about P.W. in Flagstaff, WOW.

Corey

eddie gunks · Apr 13, 2006

i use coloredge and printedge in NYC. both have done my 4x5 with fine results. printedge is splinter company of coloredge. coloredge seems to be going to all digital. they said they would do 8x10 for $4.

eddie

JBrunner · Apr 14, 2006

Borge Anderson Photo in SLC, Utah does E-6 up to 8x10.

markbb · Apr 14, 2006

I do E6 processing for 5x4 and 10x8 using Jobo Expert tanks.It's no big deal and saves waiting for Labs to mess things up.

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