Does anyone in the Boston area have a good place to process 120 prin
and slide film?  My normal lab just dropped all MF so I'm looking fo
new.  Anywhere along route 2 from 495 into Cambridge.  My othe
alternative is to mail to NYC, but I prefer a local connection.

I am working on a project in which I am shooting 35mm E6.  I am going
to need to get 12 high quality scans to make museum quality 12x18
prints.  I see two options:
1: I can learn how to use my Nikon 5000 Coolscan (I am thinking I will

I'm planning to  take a trip to Washington, DC, soon.  Although I have
a Nikon digital SLR, I still enjoy shooting a lot of black & white film
too.  If possible, I'd like to fly to DC, go to a pro camera store and
pick up some Fujifilm Neopan film.  Prior to leaving town, I'd like ...

Has anyone willingly gotten their E-6 film cross-processed at a
Walgreens?
I am curious because, well, I am cheap.  (You have to be sometimes when
art consumes your life.)  But I will go to a custom lab, if I must.

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