Dry plate processing lab?

[Drew Bedo]

is there a commercial lab that will process my Lane Dry Plates?

[peter schrager]

I'll process them for you

[Drew Bedo]

Peter: check your PMs.

[Two23]

One of the stores in Portland does also. Can't remember if it's Freestyle or Blue moon. I 'm starting to do my own.

Kent in SD

[Drew Bedo]

Thanks. I think Blue Moon sells the plates as well.

[Nodda Duma]

Blue Moon processes them. I’d offer to process them but I’m way backlogged and my workers aren’t quite trained up on it yet..

-Jason

[Drew Bedo]

This thread is getting responses from both coasts but no where else.

I am in the Houston Texas area, the forth largest market in the country, but over the years every lab that could process large format materials has closed. I have to send film olut to another state!

Thanks to all whe responded here.

[faberryman]

I am in the Houston Texas area, the forth largest market in the country, but over the years every lab that could process large format materials has closed. I have to send film out to another state!

It's all part of the film renaissance!

[Tin Can]

After I moved 2 years ago I had no Darkroom.

I processed my first J lane Glass Plates in a closet at night in 5X7 trays. One at a time. No timer. I just counted silently. Out of the closet (haha) in under 20 minutes.

After fix i washed them in the bathroom sink.

I know you have sight problems and so do I but processing a couple glass plates is not hard.

I had a lab in Chicago, but they ruined some B&W roll film and will never send any B&W out again.

DIY is best now...

[Two23]

This thread is getting responses from both coasts but no where else.

I am in the Houston Texas area, the forth largest market in the country, but over the years every lab that could process large format materials has closed. I have to send film olut to another state!

Thanks to all whe responded here.

I've had good luck with these people up to 4x5 size. I think they do color too.

https://www.google.com/search?q=film...,lf:1,lf_ui:10


Processing b&w is so easy with the Stearman 445 that I do my own now. Have their latest SP810 for 5x7 & 8x10 in the works.


Kent in SD