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 Donna Dunbar 
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Slide film processing I have found some great labs for film but I have been having a hard time finding a lab that does slide film and black and white at the moment I am at the mercey of Wal-mart because the lab I used for slides went out of business. Can anyone suggest a good lab for slides and B&W?
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Terry R. Hatfield
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I Used Kodak For My Slides When I Used The Film Camera Im Sure They Do B&W Too Donna! Places Like CVS Will Have Pick Ups From Kodak At The Store..
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Justin G.
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I think your best bet is to probably send-out or mail order. Check into your places like CVS but if not you can get on B&H and get 5 mailers for like $35, which obviously comes out to $7 a roll which really isn't bad. You could also develop yourself, which is kind of hard, but fun.
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John P. Sandstedt Contact John John's Gallery |
Get mailers for Fuji slide film and both Kodak slide and color print film. The latter allows you to have B&W processed for the same price. Note, however, that Kodak no longer opeates the labs even those the mailers say Kodak. They go to Direct Photo in Maryland [who also operates York Laboratories and Clark Color Labs.] The work is mostly "acceptable."
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Bob Cammarata
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Fuji slide films require E-6 processing, which most local (real) camera stores can handle with a pretty quick turn-around. Try doing a search on Google for "slide film processing" along with the name of your town. I'm sure something will pop up locally. You will pay a little more than with those mailers but you will get them back so much faster that it's worth it. I used mailers for years when I shot Kodachrome, since local labs couldn't handle the special processing it required. It took about a week to get my photos processed and sent back to me. I know very little about B&W film processing...(Maybe Google can help here too.)
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