Kristen |
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Where to find Pro Labs...
I am tired of my images being different every time I take them to be processed. I've used Ritz Camera for a while, but I want to start using a lab that won't mess my work up. Any suggestions?
December 07, 2004
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Buddy Purugganan |
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Try Reliable Photo Inc. (www.reliablephoto.com )Or Dale Laboratories ( www.dalelabs.com ), Darkroom Unlimited ( www.darkroomunl.td.com ), Shore Color Labs ( www.shorecolor.com ---GOOD LUCK!
December 06, 2004
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John P. Sandstedt |
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I've used Clark Color Labs on occasion, but my last experience was a disappointment. This may have been, because I knew my film contained a lot of snapshots, I went for the "cheapest" print option. Obviously, I wouldn't recommend that choice. I would think, however, that all of the labs recommended so far work with computerized developing machines. Some of these are adjustable; some are not. Th major issue is whether the technician is able [qualifaction and/or cost impact] to make individual adjustments. If not, seek out a professional lab in your area if you need that level of effort.
December 09, 2004
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