P3D Re: Duplicating films

[rdi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

M Canter wrote:

>You should load your camera with whatever film you already prefer to shoot,
>have that film processed and returned uncut, and then have that filmstrip
>duplicated.  You may want to contact a local "custom" lab, or deal with Dale,
>Seattle Film Works, or another mail order lab (depending on your work habits
>and personal preferences).

I checked on this about 1 1/2 years ago, even asking the p3d list for help.
The result:
I have not found a single place that could duplicate an entire uncut
roll of positives (slide film).  It *sounds* like a simple task, but the 
sticking point is that it's a roll of *positives* (not negatives, which 
is no problem at all to get duped).
If anybody has any real concrete solution for the duplication of an 
uncut roll of slides, please pass it on.  

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Rick Inzero                                     
Northern Telecom, Inc.                          
Rochester, NY                                   rdi@xxxxxxx

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