Lab recommendations for film processing

[Joe Ortola]

Hello,
I would appreciate any recommendations on where to send off large format film for both C-41 and E-6 processing. I am in southern California but can send anywhere.
Thank you,
Joe

[DolphinDan]

Hi Joe,

You can try COLOR SERVICES in Santa Barbara:

http://www.colorservices.com/Film-Processing.html

Namaste
Daniel

[TGR Laguna]

Or Samy's, which is also processed in Santa Barbara, I think.

http://www.samys.com/common/samys_cr...cesfilmlab.pdf

Ted

[Otto Seaman]

If you can wait a day or two for Priority Mail: http://4photolab.com is Edgar Praus's lab in Rochester and he is excellent.

[BrianShaw]

Swan, San Clemente.

http://www.swanphotolabs.com/

[lenser]

Outstanding results with both Allied Photocolor in St. Louis and Denver Digital Imaging in Colorado. DDI, still does twice daily E-6 runs and very attractive pricing.

[Daniel Stone]

If you have a preference for E-6 film, I can personally recommend Datachrome, she(Rochelle Burch(owner/operator) it's a 1-person company) is the BEST lab I've come across thus far. Datachrome is ONLY E-6 processing, no c-41 or b/w:

www.data-chrome.com

I shoot primarily E-6 film for color, and Datachrome/Rochelle gets 90% of my business unless I happen to have mostly C-41, then I just send it all together to Icon as a group order.

www.iconla.com
they have an online service, eFilm, which is very convenient:
http://online.iconla.com/efilm/index.php?show=pricing

-Dan

[Joe Ortola]

Thank you all for the great suggestions. I appreciate it.
All the best,
Joe