[Leica] develop C41 film
Brian Reid
reid at mejac.carlsbad.ca.us
Sun Nov 6 22:11:28 UTC 2022
Also: I don't have a film scanner any more (Sonny C has it now) so I ask
The Darkroom to do film scans when they develop film. They do a great
job.
For film or prints that are already developed, such as old family
photos, I use digmypics.com in Gilbert, Arizona for scanning. They also
do a great job. I have an Epson Perfection V850, which is a wonderful
print scanner, but it's slow and takes a lot of desk space.
On 2022-11-06 13:59, Brian Reid wrote:
> I have used thedarkroom.com ever since I shut down my darkroom in
> about 2018. I remain very happy with them. They are in San Clemente, a
> suburb of Lost Angeles.
>
>
> On 2022-11-06 11:06, Aram Langhans via LUG wrote:
>> I dusted off the R8 and shot a roll of film in Yosemite when we were
>> there. Now, to get it developed. I have not checked at our local
>> "camera store" to see if they do processing. If I mail it away, any
>> suggestions for a shop that is relatively cheap. All I want are the
>> negs developed and returned. I will scan. There was not much good at
>> Yosemite this trip. I only shot one of the rolls I brought. Boring
>> blue skies, too early for most fall color and about zero water flowing
>> over any falls, so I am even debating on having it processed at all.
>> But it was fun to look through a nice viewfinder and hear that nice
>> shutter click. Only thing is I forgot to focus a few times.
>>
>> Aram
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