Good E-6 development for RF

bohermann · 2012-05-18T16:04:20+00:00

Hallo zusammen, Ich möchte nochmals eine Anzahl Fuji Chrome Provia in 6x6 belichten aber wo kann man heutzutage Rollfilme in akzeptabler Qualität entwickeln...

bohermann

Hello everyone, I’d like to expose a few more rolls of Fuji Chrome Provia in 6x6, but where can you get roll films developed to a decent standard these days? What other options are there apart from specialist shops like Photo Studio 13 and the like? Has anyone had any experience with this? I’d really appreciate any advice. Best regards, Harald

hallertauBW

Hi there, I’d be interested in that too. As I don’t have much colour developing agent, I’m thinking of having the slide films developed for me. I’ve attached my mishap with the expired E-6 developer...

TiMo

Sorry for going off-topic. The photo might be a bit of a fluke, but it still looks great, HallertauBW. Cheers, Tim

bohermann

And I thought I’d asked a really stupid question. Maybe someone can help. Best wishes, Harald

Hi there, I’d be interested to know too. As I’m not much of a colour developing agent, I’m thinking of having the slide films developed. I’ve attached my mishap with the opened, expired E-6 film...

Tandemfahren

Hi there, Doesn't anyone ever mention it? Fuji in Gera, of course. They've raised their prices, but they're still cheaper than Studio 13 and the results are reliable. Frank

bohermann

Hi Frank, Thanks a lot. I’ll give them a ring tomorrow to sort out the details. Best wishes, Harald

Hey there, Why didn’t anyone say anything? Fuji in Gera, of course. They’ve raised their prices, but they’re still cheaper than Studio 13 and the results are reliable. Frank

ThomasPauly

[font=arial,helvetica,sans-seriI’ve actually had a good experience with the chemist’s round the corner. Although roll film development wasn’t listed on the price list, they did it anyway. If I remember correctly, the price was the same as for 35mm film. The result was flawless. [font=arial,helvetica,sans-seriAs far as I know, the dm chain uses Cewecolor. This photo finisher, which covers the whole of Germany and neighbouring countries, still seems to have reached the ‘critical mass’ to cover medium format, even in a shrinking analogue market. My most recent experience was a few months ago now, but it might be worth giving it another go. [font=arial,helvetica,sans-seriRegards [font=arial,helvetica,sans-seritepe

aring

HSL Specialist Laboratory, Düsseldorf

MiJa

@ tepe and everyone: I’ve had the same experience with DM! I’ve been taking my slide roll films to DM for years, ticking the box for ‘slide development without mounting’, and I can pick the film up again after just under 5 days. Price: about 2 euros. Great thing: you can track the progress online. And so far, no rejects whatsoever (unlike at Schlecker!)! Best regards, Michael

AndreasR

Grüger & Gerstenberg in Berlin is brilliant.