Cross processing slide films

[fleaz]

I have a bunch of 35mm slide films to be cross-processed. Which lab does it? Thanks.

 

[TheBigYin]

never used them, but these people say they'll process e6 film through c41 chems...

 

[Kev M]

peak imaging will do it

 

[TheBigYin]

Couldn't find it on their site KevM - otherwise i'd have recommended them! I've had plenty of other fiulms devved by them and they've been good, so can't see where the problem would be with x-pro

 

[Kev M]

I think it's an option you tick on the order form. It has been a while since I sent anything to them so I might be mistaken.

 

[cherryrig]

Quite a lot of places do, but sometimes they will cost a bit more and have to wait till the end of the day from then to mix chemicals.

Jessops sometimes will, if you know the right people

 

[Lensflare]

Peak are excellent. I used them for all my pro E6 when I was shooting film. Same lab as Propix, Peak is mail, Propix through the door.

Couldn't recommend them highly enough.

 

[TheBigYin]

Spoke to my mate last night who used to run a 1-hour minilab setup, he used to do x-process for me as a freebie. He said that he used to wait and run the reels of slide through when his chemicals were ready for changing, as he didn't want to contaminate the tanks for further rolls of C41. I didn't care, tbh - as he was doing 'em for free, I was just grateful I got them at all