Re: Film 5248

[Sofjan@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 11/24/98 11:08:55 AM Eastern Standard Time, dhq@xxxxxxxx
writes:

<< I called Dale Labs in Hollywood, Florida to ask about alternate
 processing. According to them it requires proprietary processing
 (something to do with carbon masking)? and has to be returned to them or
 to Seattle Film Labs. However they will send you all the mailers you need
 to return the film.
 
 Regards,  David Quackenbush
  >>


  BIG NOTE> Donot send it to your local labs. The Motion film that is loaded
to the 35 mm cassette. has some kind of coating on the film. If you process it
in the regular lab the coating going to comes off and ruin everything the lab
has to throw away the chemistry that has been contaminated or even ruin others
film that is being process.  
        Our local newspaper run a small stories 7-8 years ago about a local
labs misfortune of having to shut down for a day to clean up and ruin several
other people film because the operator do not recognize the Motion film in 35
mm cassette. 

So be forewarned. Most labs here in U. S know about the motion picture film
but maybe across the pond they do not know.

Regard 
Sofjan