Film Processing Labs?

indietalk

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• Aug 17, 2005

• #2

Negative, or reversal? Are you closer to Knoxville, Nashville, or Memphis?

 

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ShadowDragon

• Aug 17, 2005

• #3

Plus-X Reversal Film

Probably not that far from Knoxville. Nashville's about 5 hours away, give or take.

 

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indietalk

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• Aug 17, 2005

• #4

I know a negative lab in those locations. For reversal, I don't know of any around you.
You can send it to A1 Labs in NYC. http://www.a1filmlab.com/

 

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ShadowDragon

• Aug 17, 2005

• #5

Thanks! Also, since I might work with negative film in the future, where are the labs in TN? It'd be good to have that info on hand.

Appreciate the assistance!

 

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indietalk

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• Aug 17, 2005

• #6

www.mplmedia.com 3 locations.

 

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ShadowDragon

• Aug 17, 2005

• #7

Thanks again!

 

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HailtotheKing

• Aug 18, 2005

• #8

Wish I would have saw this sooner, but a great lab in NY is Pac Lab and they process 16mm B&W. I've had excellent results from them and they got really good prices. Whatever place you choose let us know how it comes out.

 

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ShadowDragon

• Aug 18, 2005

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Thanks for the suggestion! I have more film to process (after I load and shoot, of course) so I'll send the rolls to different processing labs and get a feel for who will work out the best.

Even though I primarily use digital video, there is something about film that appeals to me. I'm thinking about getting an 8mm camera and combining film and video in my works.

Can't wait for my first roll to come back. Only hope I didn't ruin the film by fogging it (I forgot about that little latch on the reflex viewer of my Bolex). Still, this first roll was experimental. It'll take time for me to learn how to use the Bolex. Heck, it'll take time for me to build the upper body strength to hold the Bolex up. And yes, I do have a tripod, and that's heavy, too. Okay, so I'll have to lift weights to build up the strength to lift the Bolex that's attached to the tripod. Whew!

Ah, the joys of being a beginning filmmaker.

 

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jaxshooter

• Oct 2, 2005

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If it's black and white reversal or color reversal,you might consider Bono Labs in Arlington,Va.Tim Bono has done a great job bringing the old school lab into the 21st century.

 

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