Color lab recommendations

[bimmerlover]

Hello fellow LF Forum members ~

I am brand new to LF and this forum. I have found it to be a great resource as I am now getting my feet into LF for the first time.

I just purchased a Toyo-Field 45AII camera and a couple of lenses, learning the ropes, making mistakes, learning, making mistakes, ...

My plan is to shoot both b/w and color, but probably b/w mostly. For b/w I plan on sending off my film to Dalmatian Labs, which conveniently is located in Greensboro, not far from where I live in Raleigh, NC.

I am wondering if anyone has some recommendations for a great color lab, as Dalmatian only processes b/w film? I am, at least initially, shooting Portra 400 on the color side of things.

Thanks in advance and I am looking forward to being a member of this LF community.

All the best,
Christer B
Raleigh, NC

[Richard Wasserman]

Edgar Prauss in Rochester, NY. http://www.4photolab.com/about-us/

[djdister]

DodgeChrome in the Washington, DC area processes C-41 and E-6 up to 8x10. http://www.dodgechrome.com/

[Leigh]

DodgeChrome in the Washington, DC area processes C-41 and E-6 up to 8x10. http://www.dodgechrome.com/
Hi Christer B, and welcome aboard.

Another vote for Dodge Chrome.

They do all my work. Excellent quality.

- Leigh

[bimmerlover]

Thanks to everyone who responded so quickly. I will give DodgeChrome in DC a whirl, based on your recommendations and proximity to me.

Happy Thanksgiving!

//Christer

[MultiFormat Shooter]

I will give DodgeChrome in DC a whirl, based on your recommendations and proximity to me.

Happy Thanksgiving!

//Christer

A third vote for Dodge-Chrome; I think they'll fit your needs, nicely. I've had good luck with them and use them for almost all of my processing needs. I can also talk to "the film guy," if I need to.

Let us "know how it goes" for you.