Scott Loveless wrote: > Evan Hanson wrote: > >> Well, I was rearranging the bookcase this morning when I found 5 >> rolls of exposed 120 in a bag behind Winton Churchill's Triumph and >> Tragedy. Now I have no idea when this was shot, so i don't want to >> invest a whole lot seeing what on these rolls. Any suggestions where >> they can developed dirt cheap? They're about 1/2 c41 and 1/2 b&w. >> >> > > Wal-Mart. Don't bother talking to the warm body behind the counter. > Put them in the send-out envelopes. You can find these at a kiosk near > the photo counter or the entrance to the store. Make some notes in the > special instructions box. Something like "120 Roll Film - Process > C-41". It will end up at a Fuji lab somewhere and should take about a > week and a half. Wally World hasn't figured out (or doesn't care) that > 120 is different than 35mm and charges the same amount per frame. 12 > exposures printed on 4x6 paper usually works out to $2 and change. > > >
My local 1 hour shop (amazingly, there are still a few here in Sydney, but they mostly make money on kiosks and frames) happily process 120 without cutting and developing for just a few bucks more than 35mm. Processed in 30min, I take the roll home and scan them. Almost as fast as digital (ha). Bless their socks. D -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
