----- Original Message ----- From: "Juey Chong Ong" Subject: Re: bad experience with Kodak lab
> Look for a lab that says they do "dip-and-dunk" processing. These labs > use a machine where the entire strip of film is suspended above a > bathtub and gets dunked into the chemicals. Since it's not touched by > rollers or other parts, the film is unlikely to get scratched during > processing. > Dip and dunk has problems of it's own which can be just as ruinous to the images. William Robb
