It's official. No more film processing in Nashville, TN.

[rjphil]

LTI and L&I in New York (these are two different labs) both do 8x10 E6 beautifully. I would guess they do mail in, but you would have to call.

The folks in both labs are very friendly and helpful.

I'll second LTI - been sending them my E6 since I shut my line down last year (after 28 years of running a custom lab). They've been good, fast and reasonably priced, and the film always comes back clean.

[redrockcoulee]

This year the only local lab stopped processing E6 and up until the end they did 4X5 and this is in city of 60 000 with very little population anywhere near by. But can still drop them off at London Drugs and they send them to Vancouver, the only downsides are the time it takes and the film comes back slightly stoned. The local lab still does C41 but then never did any larger than 120.

"Real" film processing takes place in the attic, last night a couple batches of 5X7 my wife shot.

[Two23]

Here in my large city (hey, the largest in the Dakotas!) I still have a lab that does C-41 & E6 for 35mm and 120. And, B&W too! I throw them some business every month. Hard to believe that cities with over a million people can't support one film lab. Heck, there aren't even a million people in my entire state!


Kent in SD

[Jon Wilson]

Thankfully, we still have a local lab in Boise which processes C-41, E6, B&W for 35mm up to 8x10.
http://www.scanprintframe.com/

Jon

[ImSoNegative]

there is a place in chattanooga tenn. that does e6 exclusivly

[David Luttmann]

In Vancouver, BC, The Lab (http://www.thelabvancouver.com) does excellent work at a reasonable price.

Hieu is the manager and runs his shop well. It's kept busy by locals and the Hollywood North people who still shoot a lot of film.

Ya, it's kind of weird that such large cities in the US have no labs....while here in Vancouver and Victoria we have labs o' plenty to choose from. Bizarre.

[z_photo]

there is a place in chattanooga tenn. that does e6 exclusivly

Who? I knew NorthLight but i thought they quit.

[cdholden]

there is a place in chattanooga tenn. that does e6 exclusivly

What?
Who?
Where?
I'll be there later this week. I would certainly be interested to hear more.
If it's the one on Market St, I heard they shut down a year or two before I was asking about it earlier this year.

[miss_emma_jade]

What?
Who?
Where?
I'll be there later this week. I would certainly be interested to hear more.
If it's the one on Market St, I heard they shut down a year or two before I was asking about it earlier this year.

more information.. I just holidayed in nashville with 35mm, and would like to take a field camera next time..

[rdenney]

I've been using Zebra Color in St. Petersburg, FL. They are doing one run each of C41 and E6 every day, and two runs per week of black and white. They don't do 8x10, but they do 4x5 with no problem.

Nothing against Edgar Praus, but I know one of the owners at Zebra.

We may still have a local lab in the Washington/Baltimore area, though my usual lab shut down E6 a long time ago and no longer makes proof prints from C41. Driving to a lab across town is impossible, though--I'd much rather drive to the post office and keep a stock of the small USPS Priority Mail flat-rate boxes.

Rick "who has a batch of Provia quickloads with them now" Denney