I see that Kodakgallery offers a reasonably-priced service for C-41
films (including 120) that includes scanning at what they call "the
highest possible resolution".  If the latter is true it's a genuine
bargain.  Anyway, has anyone had any experience with this service and/or

I have had it with Color Mark in Phoenix. This time they lost my slide.
Big No-No! And to top it off the print they made from it looks like my
mom did it on her cheap ink-jet. In the past these incompetents have
scratched my slides and lost my order and other things.

Went  to  the  Dominican  Republic back in July and took many photos.  I
sent them to Mystic to develop and while the photos  came  out  well,  I
wasn't  happy  with  the JPEGs: almost all of them were way too dark and
required the use of an image editing program to  adjust  the  ...

Does anyone have any thoughts on scanning from c-41 b&w films as
compared with--say--FP4 or the equivalent?
N. Miller

  I'm back to film photography and would like to get my film developed
at a competent processor.  Dale Labs was recommended to me for mail
order.  Does anyone have any recommendations for labs in the Baltimore area?
Thanks,

I want to try out this 50 iso B&W film and need a developer suggestion that
gives good tonal gradations.Grain & sharpnes don't matter that much.  I want
to go after good tonal latitude because that seems to be the sweet spot that
rivals the synthetic look of T-grain films from ...