Film Processing

Push/Pull

when film was shot underexposed PUSH

when film was shot overexposed PULL

for example -

film ASA/ISO 400 exposed at 160 film has to be pulled

film ASA/ISO 160 exposed at 400 film has to be pushed

E6

This is reversal process that yields transparencies. Since slide mounts are no longer manufactured, we can no longer provide mounted slides as an option on 35mm E6 processing. We no longer provide E6 processing - recommending Richard Photo Lab in LA

UPDATE 9/5/14

We are now shipping E6 film to Richard Photo lab.

We ship out on Thursdays and the typical turnaround time is 3 business days.

Tony Hernandez is the Production Manager at Richard Photo Lab that we are to contact with any issues or questions. Tony.Hernandez@richardphotolab.com Phone: 323-939-8893

Richard Photo Lab can also mount E6 slides with cardboard mounts

UPDATE 9-10-14

In an effort to provide a faster turnaround on E6 film processing, we will try shipping to another outlab:

Fromex Photo

5277 E. Second Street

Long Beach, CA 90803

Phone: 562-433-4937

john@fromex.com

Contact: John Albright

There is a charge for BLANK E6 rolls of $3.50

C41

This is a color negative processing.

Cross Processing E-6 in C-41

Normally film will come out contrasty. The film type also is a factor in how contrasty. Some people push their film 1 Stop but is not necessary.

Black & White

Film processing that yields black and white negatives.

Coffee Processing

Coffee Processing yields black and white negatives. Instant coffee and Vitamin C are used instead of a standard film developer.

Converting Digital Files Into Slides

DR5 in Denver, Colorado still does this - http://www.dr5.com/ -

Unsupported Film Stock

This section notes the types of film stock that are not designed to be processed using C41, B&W or E6 processing. If the film stock in question is not noted below, speak with Glen about the possibility of processing it here and the expected success.

  -Seattle FilmWorks: Old 35mm motion picture film designed for the ECN-2 process. Customers inquiring about processing this film can be directed to FilmRescue Film Rescue International
   Film Works