No kidding. AAFES these days is a lot like Wal-Mart, only with a crappier selection and higher prices. The local Wally world actually stocks T-Max. Considering the strength of the Euro (or the toiletness of the Dollar), she may be better off ordering film from B&H.
On 6/20/05, Cesar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Scott, > > She mentioned to me that she could not find find E-6 or b&w at AAFES > (PX-equivalent) so she is looking and asking. > > Hoping to visit her next year, > > César > Panama City, Florida > > Scott Loveless wrote: > > >I spent three years in Heidelberg in the mid eighties. Beyond living > >there during the cold war and the Chernobyl accident, I remember it > >being one hell of a place to take photographs. It's too bad I was too > >young to fully appreciate it. Anyway, this shop is open 7 days a > >week: http://www.okfotoshop.de/index8197.html?language=0 > >When I was there the post exchange had a photo lab. My mother made > >extensive use of the PX lab for 110 and disc film processing! Of > >course, mailers back to the US sent via the US Postal Service will > >cost the same as sending them from NYC. > > > >On 6/20/05, Cesar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > >>I have a friend who is now stationed in Germany - I believe it is > >>Heidelberg (excuse the spelling please). > >>Eleanor, she is my friend that I took to the first San Antonio PDML > >>gathering. She shoots Canon, but she is a nice person nonetheless :-) > >> > >>She would like to find a place to take her slide and b/w film for > >>developing. She asked about mail order in the USA, but I would like to > >>keep it local if possible. > >>She prefers TMax over the C-41 b/w. > >> > >>I am hoping I can give her some good info, thanks, > >> > >>César > >>Panama City, Florida > >> > >> > > -- Scott Loveless http://www.twosixteen.com -- "You have to hold the button down" -Arnold Newman
