I need the name and number of a good digital printing lab.
The orders would be for around 500 shots per week and I need 10x13, 8x10,
5x7 and wallet prints.
I need a good reliable lab that can turn an order around in a short amount

I have some old negatives, from about 1970 that I have found in my
grandparents home. I would like to create prints from these negatives.
The film does not look like other negatives that I am familiar with,
the holes are only along one side and it says 'Kodak Safety Film' on

I need a little more speed for some action shots. Can anyone recommend a
200 speed slide film that I can scan at 4000dpi and print at 11x14 with
little grain. I've tried Fuji 400 and it is a little too grainy and my
lab charges too much to push provia etc.

Has anybody used Fuji's Neopan 100 Acros black and white film and if
so, what is your impression?
What is the best developer to use with this film?
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I took some photos last summer of a view in a forest that didn't come
out as expected.  It was sunny but the trees were quite thick.  I was
using a 1.8 50mm lens on an Elan 7 with fuji film.  Speed was about 125
but I don't recall the stop.  A seen composed almost entirely of

I need the name and number of a good digital printing lab.
The orders would be for around 500 shots per week and I need 10x13, 8x10,
5x7 and wallet prints.
I need a good reliable lab that can turn an order around in a short amount

A friend of mine bought a bunch of vintage photographic equipment from
estate sale.
In one of the bags, that he got with it we found this 120 BW film.
It is Agfa Isopan ISS, asa 100; stil in original packaging- looks quite

We have a serious article fully footnoted to the US library of
Congress, Congessional Hearings, the Film Institute and more. Your film
is dying from what is called Vinegar Syndrome. Read it before you
regret it.

Called Qualex on Friday.  I sent the 3 rolls that I needed pushed 1
stop.  I received them back, developed, and not pushed at all.  I
called thinking maybe they did not see the not on the envelope, or the
one enclosed inside, or written on the canister of each.  The answer I

Does anyone have any numbers (RMS or MTF) to show how much the
resolution and sharpness of color negative film (print film)
deteriorates when the film is over-exposed by 1 or 2 stops?
For example, exposing 100 speed film at EI=50, exposing 400 speed film

Hello.........NG
Anyone know anything about A:
Goldberg Bros. ( Denver Col. ) model B...
35mm Film Winder/Re-Winder.....?

I'm looking for a source for high contrast line film, such as Kodalith, in
the 35mm format. I know Kodak does not produce this film anymore, but there
must be someone out there who has a stash!
pideja

Having searched all over the newsgroups to no avail, I am asking for
advice in the hope that I have chosen the right group.
I have many 110 negatives (mostly C41), and I would like to be able to
exploit the images found on these negatives.

I have read epinions, photographyreview, etc opinions of this film and
am wondering who's using it and *how* they're using it.  I've been
hearing a lot of people shoot this a stop down and i'm also interested
in peoples *real* experiences with the latitude of the film.  I've been

I have tried the Kodak Picture CD which provides fairly low rez
(1024x1536) scans and leaves the CD over 90% empty. how nice.
Is there a reasonable way get a roll of 24 exposure color print film
developed and printed at 5"x7" with high-resolution film scan on CD?