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B&W processing in CanberraHi, just wondering if anyone knows where in Canberra I could get B&W film processed and printed.
I would like to start shooting 'pure' B&W film again and was wondering if there was somewhere I could go to where they will print them out properly without costing too much.
You could... do it yourself... like most of us do it...
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Baboo,
No idea about pro labs or whatever. I imagine that most people who shoot proper B&W (not C-41) probably do their own developing and printing in Canberra (mainly art school) I'd be interested if you do find a place that specialises in film developing and processing other than the normal Teds/Camera house - I've got some Velvia/Provia to get done at the end of the month. D.
Velvia and Provia are just E-6 so... do ya'll have any Fuji Platinum's down there?
Usually a non-Kodak photo house will do them. With regards to black and white, same thing applies... a non-Kodak house is usually what you look for, however you can do it yourself (just get a change bag, a can opener, a tank and the chemicals) or you could buy black & white C-41 and it can go into any film development place you want and it'll still come out in black and white. Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
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Usually most processing places send them elsewhere. I used to got to Black & White Photography in Adelaide when I was living there. Their prints were excellent and even when I moved, I still sent my films back to them. http://www.blackandwhitephoto.com.au/ Unfortunately, it just got to be too much of a hassle. Might go back to that if I can't find a place in Canberra.
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