I'm an artist living in Montreal Canada and I am looking for a good
photo lab (located in North America) to print a 105" X 60" color photo
on Duraflex (or Fujiflex). I have found a very good lab in Vancouver
(ABC photocolour) that does that size of print on a Lightjet but only

Does anybody have any experience with Kodak Commercial Print Film..Saw it at
Walmart....in 8 exposure rolls ...Sold in a 5 pack......
Asa 200....
Was wondering what emulsion it is.......

What can you do with Scala that you can't do by scanning a B&W
negative?  Toning comes to mind, what else?
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Jack Campin:  11 Third St, Newtongrange EH22 4PU, Scotland | tel 0131 660 4760

Does anyone know of a photo service which will develop 35 mm film and then
scan to CD without making prints?  I've looked at several sites but it's
unclear to me if any of them will do that.  TIA!

   I am going to China next month and will carry several ISO 160 & 400
films with me. As I learned from other posts here that I should put the
films in hand-carried baggage to avoid the films being exposed by the x-ray,
but how many times can these films pass the airport x-ray ...

Can anyone with experience in this area please advise what, if any,
are the qualitative drawbacks of shooting in color and then converting
to B&W in photoshop vs. shooting in B&W film to begin with?
Thank you for your reply.

I just developed the above roll of 120 in Pyro and fix w/ TF4 following the
recommendations in the book. I've been using Pyro for about 4 years now and
have had good results overall. I noticed a random pattern of streak towards
one edge of the film. It is similar to the pattern ...

Anybody knows about this camera? is the one that you record directly
over those small cd's... Do you have any tips on this one?
Paul

I've a large collection of antique negatives. I want to make dupes to avoid
handling the original ones (whithout using digital devices), and the Kodak
Professional B&W Duplicating Film 4168 (also called SO-339) seemed to be
ideal for this purpose. The problem is that this film has ...

A retail album client is looking for a lab to do prints from 6x6
negs in Birmingham, Alabama.  This is for wedding formals and
candids.  Can anyone make a personal recommendation?  Thanks.

I want to try out some 120 format BW photography with  Tri-X 400. B&H Photo
has the choice between Tri-X Pan Professional film(ISO-320) for $3.18
or Tri-X (ISO-400) for $2.95.
I'm new to the BW scene and wanted to know what are the main differences in

Should this film be rated at its indicated 160..I want to shoot a few rolls
tomorrow,mostly people shots, using a Nikon F3...Some daylight shots...but
mostly dedicated flash......Any advice would be appreciated..
Merv