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Subject: [Info] Lab with great processing prices Author: Andy Long [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 16:07:01 01/05/03 Sun I have just come across a lab that will process film for nature photographers for just $3.50 a roll (you need to tell them you're a nature photographer). They will even do push or pull, 2 stops, for no extra charge. As of now they don't accept credit cards but will in the near future. It's called The Lab and is located in Birmingham, AL. You need to call them first so they can set you up in their computer. Their number is 205-871-7305. Their mailing address is 1911 27th Ave. S.; Birmingham, AL 35209. While on a shoot last week a photographer with the newspaper in Joplin, MO told me about this and that he and several people he knows have been using it and no one has had any scratches on their film. I don't know about you but I have had scratch problems with numerous labs and that hurts when you have a great roll of something and have a scratch through most of the roll. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]