lab to develop E6

[algarzai]

I need to send my 4x5 velvia rvp 50 film to a lab somewhere in the world. hopefully a country with good postal services. any suggestions?

[Jeff Dexheimer]

In the US i use Samy's.

[Daniel Stone]

Give Rochelle Burch @ Datachrome a try. All she does is E-6 processing, and I've never had better service, faster turnaround, or cleaner processing than she provides . She happily accepts mail-order, and probably is even willing to take yours from Saudi Arabia

tell her I sent you, she sees me about 2-3x/month or so

here's her website, she has a downloadable order form on there for mail-order processing

http://www.data-chrome.com/

order form:

http://www.data-chrome.com/PDF/Data-...Order_Form.pdf

cheers,

Dan

[BradS]

I hadn't heard of DataChrome.
Makes me wish that E100G were still readily available.
Thanks Dan!

[Mike Anderson]

Another option is North Coast Photo (Ken Rockwell's favorite).

[Leigh]

Dodge Chrome www.dodgechrome.com in Silver Spring, Maryland, USA, just north of Washington DC.

Excellent professional work. Top quality full-service lab.

They process 4x5, 5x7, and 8x10 sheet film in E-6, C-41, and black&white

- Leigh

[JBelthoff]

Edgar Praus does Excellent work: http://www.4photolab.com/

[Frank Petronio]

Several Saudi photographers send their work to Edgar Praus at http://www.4photolab.com in Rochester, New York, USA. He is familiar with international customers, has clients worldwide.

[algarzai]

thanks guys..
I think i will try data-chrome this time. she runs a drum scanner. I will ask her for a scan to compare it with my results from howtek 4500. i think my scanner has a problem.

[algarzai]

Several Saudi photographers send their work to Edgar Praus at http://www.4photolab.com in Rochester, New York, USA. He is familiar with international customers, has clients worldwide.

i am interested to know who still shoots film in Saudi Arabia. We can order stuff together. everybody i know switched when the last lab stopped serving. I now develop my own black and white but getting E6 chemicals is an issue.