I work as an assistant camerman (cinema), and recently started
experimenting with using some short ends of FUJI 35mm stock in my
still camera.
I developed the film in a lab, requesting to leave the backing to see

I had a film developed and printed by an AGFA photolab and remarked an
artefact: a part of the picture was solid red, and it seemed to me like on
the edges of the red part artefacts were visible, similar to what you get
when doing JPEG-compression on digital images. Is it possible ...

Snapfish discount mail order film processing lab is terrible.
Absolutely no customer service. I sent 2 rolls for triple
prints and received single prints instead. I recommend you
do not use this company. It is better to use a local

Anyone Suggest The Best Kodak Replcement For Ilford FP4 Film
As I'm Sure Getting Hold Of FP4 From Now On Is Gonna Be Hard
Thanks
Stewart

Hi, I have a whole bunch of negatives which I'd like to get them
scanned and archived. I cannot afford a high end scanner, hence
looking to see if there is an affordable way of doing this? I live in
Toronto, but if an online agency does it, I am open to that too..

I live in Seattle and have 17 rolls of 120 (c-41,645) that I need
processed only and scanned to disk as large files (to make a 11x17
prints).  I am trying to be thrifty.
I know a friend who has a one hour lab in Texas that processes, scans

Has anyone here used Kodachrome in an X-pan? I am wondering if there is any
problem getting the film processed with the double length frames. When I've
used Kodachrome before it came with the pre-paid envelope and I can't
remember if there was any option for it to be left uncut.

I've just had to return a set of pictures to a supermarket 1 hour
service.
A number of the pictures have a lighter (contrast) band across the top
of the picture, about 5mm deep. What could be casuing this? I thought

I've taken pictures outdoor with Velvia 100F. The slides have been
developed and then left in luggage to travel in Europe. Once arrived
in Europe, I've tried to see them with my daylight balanced jessops
slide viewer, and they are simply perfect. So I asked few enlargements

I heard that Velvia 50 will be discontinued but Fuji is putting out
another film to replace it. Is there any word on this? If so, what film
is replacing it and what is it like? I don't know if it is rumor?
bucko

Wal-Mart sells some 35mm film made by Agfa that they call Polaroid.
This is similar to Walgreens selling Agfa Vista and calling it Studio
35, which I have used.  The problem is that Studio 35 sells for 3
dollars and change for a 24 roll, while Polaroid sells for 97 cents a

i don't know how long ilford economic problems will go on and if
they'll ever find some other company/ies wishing to buy ilford, but
the (sad) fact is that everyday it's becoming harder and harder to
find ilford bw films here in italy.

I've noticed not only the 100 speed, but also the 200 and 400 speed
films that Kodak sells in bulk are marked 'made in China'.

Hello there! I have a clour enlarger on which I did quite a bit of B&W photo
finishing. I inheritted a batch of colour paper and I'd like to know how to
do the colour photofinishing with the enlarger and and in particular what
chemical to use.

I've just come across a load of film (7 rolls in fact) of Fuji Superia
that have been knocking round for a while.
The expiry date on the carton is August 04, will they still be ok to use
or am I better off binning the lot?  If they are still going to be ok to