From: Todd Eacrett (email suppressed)
Date: Sat Mar 28 2009 - 10:34:33 PDT
Hi Roger,
Exclusive in Toronto still processes VNF (16mm and S8) using a
modified E6 process. Rates are pretty reasonable but you may have
cross-border customs and x-ray issues.
It does well hand-processed in E6 kit chemistry too.
Cheers,
Todd Eacrett
Victoria, BC, Canada
----- Original Message -----
From: Roger Beebe <email suppressed>
Date: Saturday, March 28, 2009 8:31 am
Subject: hi-con & VNF processing
> All,
>
> I'm in the middle of teaching a 16mm production course & a
bunch of
>
> the students bought hi-con for their final projects after I showed
> them how to hand process. Now some of them have decided
they'd
> rather
> have it processed at a lab (mostly because I only cross-process
as
> negative & they want positive images. I'd rather have negative
> images
> & not deal with sulfuric acid). ANYWAY, I'm wondering what labs
> can
> handle hi-con & how we tell them how to process it. One of the
> students just shot some footage rating the stock at ASA 12,
which
> is
> obviously a made up number, since the stock doesn't really have
an
> ASA
> rating. Any ideas?
>
> Second, I'm wondering if anyone out there knows if there are
labs
> that
> still can handle the old VNF Ekta. I've got a lead on a bunch of
> rolls of the stuff, but I don't want to foist unprocessable film on
> my
> kids. It would save 'em a ton of money though, so if there's
> someone
> out there who can handle it, I'd love to know.
>
> Thanks much,
> Roger
>
>
>
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