[photo-3d] Processing Transparencies

[Pixschack@xxxxxxx]

Quentin wrote:

> 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

I use probably the same pro-lab in San Diego (Chrome Lab?) and they have no 
requirement that you be a professional.  36 exp roll E6 unmounted goes for 
$5.85, done in 2 hours.  I've been using them for 15 years.  Mounted in 
plastic costs a buck more.

Gary Schacker