Re: Infrared-Digest V #261 (Old film)

[Bertha Adamson <badamson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

JT69714@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
>      I have a question that pertains to labs and not infrared .
>      Anyone out there know where I can get a OLD roll of film devoloped???
>      I found a roll of the old Kodacolor 620 film at my parents house.
>      It's over 30 years old but it was in the fridge, and its from when I was
> a kid and I just GOT to see whats on it if anything.
>      Any help would be appreciated. I'm a new subscriber here but I have seen
> some amazing photos on here!!

There is a lab called Rocky Mountain Film Lab in Aurora, Colorado (eastern
edge of Denver). Call them at 303-364-6444.  They specialize in
oddball/outdated processes.  They should be able to identify the film.  Now, I
do not think they are cheap.  Also, it may not be fast as they may hold the
film until they have enough to make it worthwhile to mix-up the chemicals from scratch.

Bertha


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