I used them for the previous 3 yeasr and got great pictures, much better
than high street 1 hour labs (I learnt my lesson with Max Spielmann whos
pictures came out dusty with a tint of brown!) however my wife sent a film
last summer and we have heard nothing - no pictures & no cheque cashed
either. Does anyone know whether they still in business?
Neil.
Tony Parkinson - 10 Dec 2003 11:48 GMT
> I used them for the previous 3 yeasr and got great pictures, much better
> than high street 1 hour labs (I learnt my lesson with Max Spielmann whos
> pictures came out dusty with a tint of brown!)
Sounds like Spielmann's improved things from the last time I used them then

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ChipShop... - 10 Dec 2003 11:55 GMT
> I used them for the previous 3 yeasr and got great pictures, much better
> than high street 1 hour labs (I learnt my lesson with Max Spielmann whos
> pictures came out dusty with a tint of brown!) however my wife sent a film
> last summer and we have heard nothing - no pictures & no cheque cashed
> either. Does anyone know whether they still in business?
> Neil.
Hello Neil...
I've just received my latest piccies from York Excel Photo
Laboratories...and a jolly good job they've done too.
Given that your cheque hasn't been cashed after all this time..I suspect
your film has disappeared into the postal black hole never to be seen again.
Regards...
Edd
andrew.stolworthy - 10 Dec 2003 12:23 GMT
> I used them for the previous 3 yeasr and got great pictures, much better
> than high street 1 hour labs (I learnt my lesson with Max Spielmann whos
> pictures came out dusty with a tint of brown!) however my wife sent a film
> last summer and we have heard nothing - no pictures & no cheque cashed
> either. Does anyone know whether they still in business?
> Neil.
I used to use Max Spielmann, but they have now stopped doing their mail
order service. I now use Peak Imaging.
Andrew
Duncan Allan - 10 Dec 2003 18:06 GMT
I agree I use Peak after dropping Colab.
Duncan
> > I used them for the previous 3 yeasr and got great pictures, much better
> > than high street 1 hour labs (I learnt my lesson with Max Spielmann whos
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> Andrew
Kris - 11 Dec 2003 18:32 GMT
Anybody tried D-lab in the Channel Islands?
Im concerned that Customs might zap them.
> I agree I use Peak after dropping Colab.
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> > Andrew
Daniel Taylor - 11 Dec 2003 19:39 GMT
I use dlab for all my slides. Never had any problems at all.
It is highly unlikely Customs would ever xray them. From memory, I don't
thing they even had the machines to, at Mount Pleasant anyway. Dogs yes, but
xray machines, no.
> Anybody tried D-lab in the Channel Islands?
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Tony Parkinson - 12 Dec 2003 07:43 GMT
> Anybody tried D-lab in the Channel Islands?
>
> Im concerned that Customs might zap them.
If you mean Dlab7 (part of 7dayshop), I used them once. I couldn't detect
any signs of X-Ray damage but the quality of the processing on all 5 films
was so poor I immediately went back to using Peak

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Dan Bachmann - 18 Dec 2003 21:41 GMT
I've used York-Excel for black and white twice and both times I was
disappointed with them.
I've been using DLab7 for colour slides for awhile now and have been happy
with the results on the slides and very impressed with the prints from
slide; however, having slides put on CD was a disappointment.
-Dan
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Mike CJ - 28 Dec 2003 00:46 GMT
> I used them for the previous 3 yeasr and got great pictures, much better
> than high street 1 hour labs (I learnt my lesson with Max Spielmann whos
> pictures came out dusty with a tint of brown!) however my wife sent a film
> last summer and we have heard nothing - no pictures & no cheque cashed
> either. Does anyone know whether they still in business?
> Neil.
Usual GPO/Royal Mail performance i.e. most of what you post ends up in a skip
somewhere.
Mike.
carlos cepero - 30 Dec 2004 16:49 GMT
i just phoned them today 30-12-04, they're closed for x-mas untill 04-01-05 9am to 5pm
the number is 01626 322006, they do do great prints. hope this helps, carlos