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KODACHROME
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I was planning on buying about 100 rolls of Kodachrome Does anyone know where i can get this film processed??
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Lisa Wiltse
at
Wed Jul 23 00:12:24 UTC 2008
(ed. Jul 26 2008)
sydney,
Australia
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I think you can buy mailers from bpphotovideo.com. You prepay and mail the film in special envelopes they sent you.
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Lisa, I totally recommend Dwaynes. They’ve developed my K64 and K200 for a few years now. Bill.
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I use kodachrome at the moment. Bill is right . The ONLY lab processing kodachromes in the world is Dwayne’s http://www.dwaynesphoto.com/
Since you are in Australia you can mail your film to Dwayne’s .Once they get them they will send you and invoice which you can pay with credit card or Paypal.
Also Walmart in the USA accept kodachromes but they send them to this guys. Same quality even same box. When I was in Ecuador I would send my film to a friend of mine who will drop them at the local Walmart shop.
I hope this helps. Good luck.
Alex
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I’d like to use this thread for my personal question. I’m curious if you ask Dwaynes to mount the slides or just develop the film. What’s the price difference if any?
Pal
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I stopped using K64 years ago because of difficulty in having them processed. I doubt that it is worth the trouble sending the film from Australia to the US.
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Dwayne’s in KC is it. Just got a yellow box back from them and took a look; Kodachrome is such nice film it’s a shame I wasted what little there is left in the world on the crap I shot. Ah well.
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