Who does large format processing in Italy?

[r.e.]

Sicily would be perfect, but the mainland is fine too.

I need colour and black and white, 8x10 and 4x5.

I'd also love to know if there is anyone in Malta.

Thanks

[Ari]

Seems like the perfect time to buy a Jobo!

[r.e.]

Seems like the perfect time to buy a Jobo!

Do you have a 3005 Expert Drum to sell? If so, I'm interested.

But when it comes to this trip, I'd just as soon farm out the work. Processing would cut into more important things, like my gastronomic time.

[John Kasaian]

Perhaps around here knows how to contact Domenico Foeschi? He moved back to the Land of Lasagna and would know who does sheet film processing in Italy.

[John Kasaian]

Here's his site, you might inquire there
http://www.dfoschisite.com/Domenico%...20welcome.html

[Ari]

Do you have a 3005 Expert Drum to sell? If so, I'm interested.

But when it comes to this trip, I'd just as soon farm out the work. Processing would cut into more important things, like my gastronomic time.

No, I wish I could help you out, but a 2553 tanks and 2 reels should cost only about $200 and processes 12 sheets at a time.
However, I do understand placing food above processing while in Italy

[Kirk Gittings]

FWIW Domenico never moved back to Italy. He lives in Whittier CA.

[Ari]

You could ask Christopher Broadbent; he's in Milan.

[r.e.]

You could ask Christopher Broadbent; he's in Milan.

Yes, thanks. Renato Tonelli is in Italy at the moment too. When I get my plans sorted out, I'll try to contact them.

[jennym]

We lived in Tuscany for a year and I made enquiries about a lab with no success. So I bought a Jobo and did my own E6 processing without too much difficulty. I will be making at least four visits this year, and could help bring film back to the UK for processing if that would help.

Jenny