[photo-3d] Processing Transparencies

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Here is my take on the transparency processing situation. Every large city
has its professional photo lab. They're doing commercial stuff for
professional photographers, ad agencies, etc. Why not use them for your
processing? Maybe it costs more. But you pay these guys not to make
mistakes. I send all my Sputnik 120 stereo stuff to a lab in San Diego.
Never any problems. I've tried Ektachrome, Velvia, etc, but not Kodachrome
120. I would say that a pro lab is the best bet for processing transparency
film, though you might have to invent a company for yourself by printing up
a fake letterhead on your computer to make it look like you're in the photo
biz. Good Luck! Quentin Burke