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Bill Maltby wrote:
> The advantage to mailers as I see it is that you can send
> your film out for processing while on the road and don't
> have to wait to get back to your local photo store to start
> the process.
>
Or you can do what I do -- I FedEx my film while on the road
directly to my local camera shop, which has a 24-hour turn-around on
Kodachrome. On week-long trips I FedEx everything I've shot from
Saturday through the following Thursday morning on Thursday afternoon. I
can then go into my camera shop and have all those slides in my hands
Monday afternoon -- less than a day after the trip ended! The rest come
back Tuesday afternoon. If mailers are too slow for you and your camera
shop has a better turn-around time, this could be an option.
Steve Barry
Railfan & Railroad
Newton, NJ
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