Re: [photo-3d] B/W Scala

[Brian Reynolds <reynolds@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hans wrote:
> It is difficult as it is to find a shop which will handle Scala!

I assume you mean locally.  For most people I guess Scala means mail
order film purchases and mail order film processing.  If you're
willing to do mail order neither should be too difficult.

> Unless you are professionally connected, forget about anythinh like
> reverse-developing :-)

If you don't want to do the developing yourself (There are a couple of
kits available and some recipes on-line), there is a (mail order) lab
that will do B&W reversal processing.  Their web page is
<URL:http://www.dr5.net/>.  They work on a variety of film and provide
film speed settings for the different films and developer
combinations.

> Getting your rolls back _un-cut_ is too much of a challenge more
> often than not :-)
> 

When I sent my 35mm film to Kodak for processing (of astro slides) I
just wrote "Do Not Cut" in the "Special Instructions" box on the
mailer.

> Are there many enthousiasts shooting B/W slides on this list?
> 

I've seen wonderful B&W slide projected by Jon Golden on one of his
visits to the New York Stereoscopic Society.

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