Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/04/02
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Michael E. Bérubé wrote: snip: > > It is comparatively costly here in the states (about $20/roll purchased and > processed) and Simon Lamb tells me that it is in the UK as well. It is also > a pain to get processed like Kodachrome only a few labs can do it, but > seeing these results I am afraid that it will become a habit for me. :) > Michael I am certain someone on this list mentioned that they had successfully processed Scala in their own darkroom. Perhaps they could re-post or you may find it in the archives. It is expensive in the UK also, probably equivalent to 20-25 USD. It makes for great projected images, prints very well (sometimes can get a greenish or pinkish hue in enlargements) and scans beautifully. Now that I am using the Conetech Piezography BW printing system I can scan and get superb A3+ size enlargements printed at home, without the colour cast that the labs sometimes get. Try printing with the BW inkset (if you have it) on Epson Heavyweight Matte - it does real justice to the quality of a Scala slide. Simon