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    J&W in Raleigh botched my film

    They completely botched 2 rolls of Velvia 50 and 2 of Provis 400X, they're overfeveloped and discolored. They even admitted it was their own mistake, but god forbid they should offer me a refund or even an apology.

    Kills me, this was film from a once in a lifetime trip to my family's hometown in Hungary.

    To hell with them, does anyone know of a better lab in the area?

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    Re: J&W in Raleigh botched my film

    Not in your immediate area, but I've been very happy with Alliedphotocolor.com in St. Louis. Very prompt, even with shipping.
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    Re: J&W in Raleigh botched my film

    Also not in your area, but I've had "good luck" with Dale's photo lab in Hollywood, Florida.
    Every time something has been screwed up, they have offered a full refund in credit. To be fair, All of said screw-ups have been mine, so I can't say with certainty that they're good or that they'll do the same in a situation such as yours, but they seem nice. :-)
    http://www.dalelabs.com/
    they cover shipping to them as well.

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    Re: J&W in Raleigh botched my film

    I send my velvia to Photo Craft in Boulder, Colorado Call there number and talk
    to John Botkin
    Web address pcraft.com

    They are along way from Miami but worth the effort

    Tom

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    Re: J&W in Raleigh botched my film

    On recommendation of many here I've just sent a batch of 4X5 test chromes to Edgar Praus Productions in Rochester NY. We'll see.

    Nate Potter, Austin TX.

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    Re: J&W in Raleigh botched my film

    Also take a look at this thread . A recommendation is no guarantee unfortunately.

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    Re: J&W in Raleigh botched my film

    ive heard good things about photo craft

    if u need a good lab to mail to and $$$ is no object, dugalle in nyc is the best of the best.
    Ektachrome 64 x wishes and Tech Pan Dreams

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    Re: J&W in Raleigh botched my film

    REAL photographers develop their own film.
    Wilhelm (Sarasota)

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    Re: J&W in Raleigh botched my film

    Quote Originally Posted by Bill_1856 View Post
    REAL photographers develop their own film.
    No they don't... they have their assistants do it.
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    Re: J&W in Raleigh botched my film

    Quote Originally Posted by Greg Lockrey View Post
    No they don't... they have their assistants do it.
    either way, It looks like I'm just a fraud :-P
    At least in color....

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