Can anyone Recommend a film Processor

[jbylake]

I'm geared up again to start shooting B&W film again. My question is..Is there a processor (reputable) that will just do negatives? I know that neg's are pretty easy to develop yourself, but I really don't have the living conditions, to accomadate it.
My plans are to scan my neg's, digitize them, with my Optitek scanner, and just print what I want.

Any help would be appreciated...
Thanks,


J.:mrgreen:

 

[Actor]

That's their pitch on the link.:er:

A trusted name in photo processing for over 50 years - Dwayne's Photo

 

[Photochick]

I tried Dwayne's photo about a month ago for some processing and printing. I would strongly advise against using them. The order took several weeks and looked horrible. I took the negs (medium format) to a local lab to be reprinted and they looked great. Their printing is not acceptable. I would not reccomend them.

 

[CSR Studio]

Look for a pro lab in your area. That is going to be your best bet.

 

[djacobox372]

Living conditions? all you need is a sink and a place to hang your film.

 

[c.cloudwalker]

Living conditions? all you need is a sink and a place to hang your film.

+1

 

[cooltouch]

Living conditions? all you need is a sink and a place to hang your film.

+2

Well, you'll need a changing bag (or a totally dark room) and the tank(s) to process the film in daylight. That's all I had for years, and it worked just fine for me. I even developed my own slides for a while. A bit trickier (temperature control is critical), but I got good results using a tank and my bathroom sink.

 

[jbylake]

:mrgreen:

Living conditions? all you need is a sink and a place to hang your film.

+2

Well, you'll need a changing bag (or a totally dark room) and the tank(s) to process the film in daylight. That's all I had for years, and it worked just fine for me. I even developed my own slides for a while. A bit trickier (temperature control is critical), but I got good results using a tank and my bathroom sink.

Years ago, I used the photo hobby shop on base (USAF)..I usually just developed my slides in the bathroom in my barrack's room. But if I recall correctly, the chemicals had a strong odor.

For numerous reasons, I can't have that now.

But I agree, the best way is to do them yourself.

Thanks for the responses.

J.:mrgreen:

 

[jbylake]

Look for a pro lab in your area. That is going to be your best bet.

Hell, were lucky to have a Starbucks where I live, much less a Pro Lab

J.:mrgreen:

 

[CSR Studio]

Look for a pro lab in your area. That is going to be your best bet.

Hell, were lucky to have a Starbucks where I live, much less a Pro Lab

J.:mrgreen:

What about the closest big town?

 

[bhop]

Living conditions? all you need is a sink and a place to hang your film.

+3

You can get odorless chemicals these days if that's your concern. (or low odor at least)

 

[Mike_E]

Look for a pro lab in your area. That is going to be your best bet.

Hell, were lucky to have a Starbucks where I live, much less a Pro Lab

J.:mrgreen:

You can develope your film with Starbucks. Look up caffenol.