Ivey Imaging in Seattle closing July 1

[JPlomley]

I have all my E6 processed at PhotoCraft Imaging in Boulder. They charge $1.50/sheet which is an absolute bargain for the quality of the work they deliver. Highly recommended.

[Wayne]

I used to use Prolab and had talked to Ivey a few months ago and planned to use them. They quoted me $2.50/sheet as I recall. Imagine my disappointment when I tried to call recently. Anyway I found R&R in Spokane. I have used them once and was satisfied and sent them another batch this week that isnt back yet. 1.95/sheet. http://www.rrcolor.com/lolProcessScan.html

Wayne

[Robert Brummitt]

With the economy as it is. I have started to use a roll back on my 4x5 camera and process my own B&W 8x10 film. I'm even planning to fit my bicycle with saddle bags and carry either my medium format or buy a Baby speed graphic camera to ride around town to photograph.
What will you do to save a buck or two?

[Donald Miller]

With the economy as it is. I have started to use a roll back on my 4x5 camera and process my own B&W 8x10 film. I'm even planning to fit my bicycle with saddle bags and carry either my medium format or buy a Baby speed graphic camera to ride around town to photograph.
What will you do to save a buck or two?

I am looking at buying a Piaggio scooter. I figured for the $6300 that a new one costs I will only need to ride it for the rest of my life to come out even on the reduced cost of gasoline compared to my suv...

[Gary L. Quay]

Adding to an earlier mention of Citizen's Photo in Portland, Or: They do excellent work. I've been going there for 16 years. I spoke to one of the sales reps about how long they will be able to keep going with color film processing, and the answer I got was, "we never made the mistake of buying a large processor." I guess that means that they are in it for the long run.

--Gary

[xmishx]

Gary,

It has been years since I had any film processed at Citizen's. And now I know they do E6, the thought of shooting some colour is enticing!

Thanks,

Ted

[Kirk Gittings]

We are losing our only color lab here in Albuquerque this December too. Carl's will be closing. This is in a city of 800,000 (including suburbs), the largest city in the state. That leaves only one lab in the whole state in Santa Fe.

[z_photo]

not really close proximity but http://www.chromatics.com/Film_Services.htm in Nashville does E6 up to 8x10. Probably not the cheapest lab in the business. I have always been very happy with their work.

[Dave Jeffery]

Another vote for Calypso at $1.75 per sheet.

"What will you do to save a buck or two?"

I'm letting my exposed film quantity build up more so I can save on mailing costs.