anyone use cewe for b+w processing?

[LauraJ23]

Asked at my local boots where they send their b+w films for processing,and they said cewe. Never heard of them when I used to shoot film, does anyone know if they are any good?

 

[wickerman]

Asked at my local boots where they send their b+w films for processing,and they said cewe. Never heard of them when I used to shoot film, does anyone know if they are any good?

Are you sure that they didn't mean the place rather than the name of a company?

 

[RaglanSurf]

Ive heard of them for photo books and from what I've heard they provide a reasonable service, I think they are a german company. I've never used them for processing (knowingly) and don't know of anyone who's used them for processing either, b&w or colour. Sorry can't be more help.

When you get your film back let us know what you think of their service.

 

[LauraJ23]

Thanks. I am thinking of squeezing a film camera in my bag for my holiday. Will certainly update with the results.

 

[wickerman]

Sorry, for some reason I read it as "Crewe and not "Cewe". I haven't even had a drink yet.

 

[Maggie52]

I think they were an arm of Jessops at one time. I've used them in the past for photo books.

 

[ChrisR]

I've a vague feeling they have a base at an industrial estate outside Leamington Spa, based on some films I dropped at a now-defunct local camera shop 2 years ago... results were nothing special but that's not likely to be their fault!