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B&W Processing Labs

trishw78 · 2007-09-01 19:46:45

Ok can anyone recommend a good processing lab in either ireland or the uk for 35mm B&W film it's costing me nearly €20 at the moment. And I don't take enough pictures at the moment to warrent processing them myself i had to dump all my chemicals recently cause they were gone off. So with that in mind anyone know of any…

01-09-2007 7:46pm

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Ok can anyone recommend a good processing lab in either ireland or the uk for 35mm B&W film it's costing me nearly €20 at the moment. And I don't take enough pictures at the moment to warrent processing them myself i had to dump all my chemicals recently cause they were gone off.

So with that in mind anyone know of any labs. Or recemmend labs i'll only be looking for them to be processed &/or transfered to CDR.

Any and all help greatfully excepted.

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I use C-41 monochromatic films now so no problems with developing. And almost no grain at 400 ISO (grain equals 100 ISO). If you expose correctly and not like me...

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