Fujichrome Velvia 50 ISO

[Deke]

Hi everyone,

So where can anyone send Fujichrome Velvia to be developed?
I know it has been banned from sale in the USA, has it also been banned from being developed?
I have some expired, frozen sheets that I would like to expose and get developed.
Thanks in advance.

Derek

[abruzzi]

only 100 has the banned substance. 50 is just hard to get, so you should be able to send it anywhere that developes E-6.

[Drew Wiley]

This needs to be linked to previous threads with the identical question.

[Deke]

Thanks abruzzi.

[Deke]

Hi Drew, I'm not sure how you do that?
I did do a search and found lots of information though.
Thank you.

[Racer X 69]

The Darkroom in San Clemente, California shows that they process E-6 large format film.

[Drew Wiley]

The Darkroom in San Clemente does both E6 and C41 up to 8x10. They have a convenient mailer system. Oscars in SF does E6 up to 8X10, but C41 only up to 4X5. In Oakland there's also a service that does both processes up to 8X10 called Underdog lab which will accept either mail-in or walk-in orders. So at least three options in California, perhaps more.

[Kiwi7475]

The Darkroom in San Clemente does both E6 and C41 up to 8x10. They have a convenient mailer system. Oscars in SF does E6 up to 8X10, but C41 only up to 4X5. In Oakland there's also a service that does both processes up to 8X10 called Underdog lab which will accept either mail-in or walk-in orders. So at least three options in California, perhaps more.

NCPS in Carlsbad (https://northcoastphoto.com) is my trusty place to develop E6. You can also mail in, or in person. E6/C41 and B&W up to 8x10. They have a Hostert Dip & Dunk and use Fuji chemistry for color pos/neg.

So now at least 4 in California!

[Alan Klein]

NCPS in Carlsbad (https://northcoastphoto.com) is my trusty place to develop E6. You can also mail in, or in person. E6/C41 and B&W up to 8x10. They have a Hostert Dip & Dunk and use Fuji chemistry for color pos/neg.

So now at least 4 in California!

I've been sending my 4x5 and 120 Velvia 50 and other chrome to NCPS. You can still buy Velvvia 50 in 4x5 but directly from Japan.

[Deke]

Thanks to everyone (Racer X 69, Drew Wiley, Kiwi7475, and Alan Klein) for providing this information, it is very much appreciated.

Derek