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Slide film processing

I can also recommend Peak Imaging. The only qualm I have about slide processing generally is..it's getting more and more expensive!...Have you tried the new Kodak "Ektar" neg. film?....at 100asa in all formats? It's superb!....and also much cheaper...(you can process it yourself)
Since I tried it, I've not bought any more transparency film...It scans well too.
Since I tried it, I've not bought any more transparency film...It scans well too.

If you accept to send overseas then we have one lab in my small country can process film even 8x10, i shocked when i knew about them, so now i am very happy if i will buy a LF in the future, they processed my 120 film perfectly, couldn't be happier, they even can print and scan with their drum scanners if i want, they are experienced in their work, KODAK lab in my area for film, they are the best and all other studios or companies send any film or sheets to them for processing and developing

If film gets sent overseas for processing, isn't there a danger that Customs will want to open the outgoing package for "inspection"?
Unlike 35mm sheet film doesn't live in light-tight cartridges and many people seem incapable of reading the cautionary notice on the box.
I once came across an auditor/stock checker, in the public sector of course, who insisted on opening all the unsealed sheet-film boxes so he could count the remaining sheets!
Unlike 35mm sheet film doesn't live in light-tight cartridges and many people seem incapable of reading the cautionary notice on the box.
I once came across an auditor/stock checker, in the public sector of course, who insisted on opening all the unsealed sheet-film boxes so he could count the remaining sheets!