[Leica] Film Developing

[Ken Carney]

I can second that.  Ilford and Kodak make b&w films for C41 processing 
(WalMart, Walgreen etc.), and in my experience they scan better than 
conventional negatives.  A downside is that they are shorter-lived, but 
in theory at least they are forever once scanned.  Or, absent scanning,  
as a long-time client of mine once said, at my age I don't buy green 
bananas.

Ken

On 2/25/2015 5:08 PM, Sonny Carter wrote:
> Have you checked Walgreen's?  Most of them still run C41, and you show three stores in town.  Check the one on Houston hwy, since it is close to UH.   I don't love their scans (at least at mine) but they do a good job of processing, and I do lots of small prints up to 8x10 there.
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> from my iPad
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> Sonny Carter
>
>> On Feb 25, 2015, at 11:32 AM, Bill Clough <billclough042541 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> USA
>> TEXAS
>> VICTORIA
>> 25 February 2015
>>
>> Hi there--
>>
>>    Never occurred to me--until now--to look through the Leica M's
>> viewfinder after cataract surgery. To my surprise, I now can frame and
>> focus again.
>>
>>    I have source for film but even the local drug stores no longer are
>> processing film.
>>
>>    I still have the kinder man tanks but would like to avoid all that.
>>
>>    I'm open to any suggestions about where 35mm film still is processed
>> professionally.
>>
>>    Reply here are offline--
>>
>>    Thanks--
>>
>> --Bill
>>
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