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Colour 120 FIlm Processing Dublin - Best Value/Service

Simplicius · 2009-01-24 22:17:53

Hi just picked up a roll of 120 colour print film and I am wondering on what is the consensus among those here on the best service/value etc for processing same. I normally only deal in B&W so never have given it a thought before. regards Simplicius Defying E=Mc2 since 1878

24-01-2009 11:17pm

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Simplicius

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Hi just picked up a roll of 120 colour print film and I am wondering on what is the consensus among those here on the best service/value etc for processing same.

I normally only deal in B&W so never have given it a thought before.

regards

Simplicius

Defying E=Mc2 since 1878

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#2 25-01-2009 1:11am

Hugh_C

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Simplicius wrote: »

Hi just picked up a roll of 120 colour print film and I am wondering on what is the consensus among those here on the best service/value etc for processing same.

I normally only deal in B&W so never have given it a thought before.

regards

Simplicius

Defying E=Mc2 since 1878

Repro 35 I think. Merrion Square.

Hugh

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#3 25-01-2009 4:34am

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Colour? Go for Gunn's.

Slide = Repro35

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#4 25-01-2009 11:58am

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I'd also recommend Gunns. Repro35 only do Transparencies.

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