How many 4X10 photographers are out there?

**Jim Becia** · 23-Nov-2010, 08:28

Originally Posted by ljsegil

Anybody know of any commercial labs that are processing B&W 4x10 film? Praus can do E6 and C-41 but not B&W. Any others?
Larry
who is continuing to try to put off his darkroom until retirement

Larry,

Check with Burne Photo Imaging in Madison, WI. They have been doing my E-6 processing of 4x10 and I think they might be able to do b&w. I can say that their E-6 processing is superb.

Also, on a side note, I have tried to contact Paul aseveral times bout the 4x10 cutter but do not get any response. Does anyone know if that is still available? It would certainly be a nice easy way to cut film, although fortunately, cutting down to 4x10 has been relatively easy (so far.) Thanks. Jim

**ljsegil** · 23-Nov-2010, 08:55

Praus Productions is now processing 4x10 E6, C41, and B&W, my first returns from them were excellent.
Larry

**Marko** · 26-Nov-2010, 20:07

My new Shen-Hao 4x10 arrived today.

It is a beautiful camera, made me stop wondering what have I done the moment I unfolded it. Can't wait to get a couple of holders, film and some free time to start using it.

**gchu1970** · 29-Nov-2010, 07:37

I have a question on how to store the 4X10 negative or slides in plastic sleeve holder? Does it exist anything like the Printfile sleeves?

**Jim Becia** · 29-Nov-2010, 08:46

Originally Posted by gchu1970

I have a question on how to store the 4X10 negative or slides in plastic sleeve holder? Does it exist anything like the Printfile sleeves?

Climax Photo in Tennessee makes 4x10 sleeves that hold the film, however, I have been unable to find any pages that hold a couple pieces of the sleeved film. I noticed that Climax seems to have a minimum of 500 on the 4x10 sleeves. If you just need 50 or so, I can spare some. However, I'll be out of town for about two weeks. Jim