Looking for Lab in the Midwest?

[rbk61]

Any suggestions for labs in the Midwest (U.S.) that do an excellent job with sheet film? I'm new to large format and am looking for resources.

Thanks in advance.

[Jac@stafford.net]

Any suggestions for labs in the Midwest (U.S.) .

Gamma, in Chicago.
http://gammaimaging.com

[Daniel Stone]

What type of film are you processing? E-6, C-41, or B/W?

If you're going to be mailing your film, there are many labs across the country that will have fast(sometimes even same day) turnaround, and happily take mail-order :)

cheers,
Dan

[Richard Wasserman]

I live in the Chicago area and process all my own film both B&W and color because I could not find a consistently high-quality lab. I am moving to a new home and will need to give up color processing I plan on sending my color film to Edgar Praus in Rochester, NY. http://www.4photolab.com/ about whom I have only heard wonderful things. If you are only shooting black and white I urge you to develop it yourself. It is not hard and takes a minimum of equipment—you don't need a darkroom.

[Tin Can]

I use,

http://www.cswfilmsystems.com/

[bill2424]

Burne Photo in Madison Wi. does a great job with all sheet film. I've been using them for years.

Bill

[NancyP]

You could try Allied Photocolor in St. Louis MO. I have not used them for LF yet, because I am a newbie and don't even have a camera yet. I have had them do large digital prints, and they used to do a great deal of custom silver printing.
http://alliedphotocolor.com/

[Brassai]

Process One in Kansas City, for 4x5

[vinny]

Agx in the u.p.