Re: EIR through AR-5

[Bertha Adamson <badamson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Daniel Flather wrote:
> 
> The pro lab I use has never even- heard of AR-5, since I can't seem to
> get that type of processing local can we see some of your images??
> 
> -Dan
> Canada.
> 

That's why it was so exciting when Kodak came out with a color IR that
could be processed E-6, instead of E-4 or AR-5. It's unfortunately true
that pro labs vary not only in quality, but in a sense of photographic
history. But, here is a link to a place in Denver that will do AR-5
processing (also E-4). They are not cheap, but they specialize in
orphaned photo processes - they often cook their own chemicals. So, if
you want to use your birthday money to see what AR-5 processing is like
. . .

http://www.rockymountainfilm.com/infrared.htm


Bertha
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http://belleame.home.netcom.com

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