Digital BW, The Print

Color Reflections which has labs all over the US offers Scala processing. Whether they do it in all locations or forward it to one place I don't know (www.color-reflections.com), also there is Main Photo Service Inc. (www.mainphoto.com). There is a list of labs at the Agfaphoto site, obviously there are other labs which are not listed, such as the mentioned .dr5, so it would appear that maybe the processing situation is not as grim as it seems.

A bit more unsettling is the news that the parent company of Agfaphoto gmbh has filed for bankruptcy (http://www.agfaphoto.com/en-US/pdf/AP_PressAnnouncement060205us.pdf), supposedly there will be no problem for worldwide divisions, as they are separate entities  . . . we'll have to wait and see.

Paul Aparycki

> The LA lab to which Sanders referred Arlene, .dr5 at
> 
> <http://www.dr5.com/main.html>
> 
> claims to be the only Scala processor in Middle America (they're 
> moving to Denver to avoid LA costs) and the best in the USA. So they 
> must know about the rumor Arlene heard. I see they are also on the 
> page which Jordan referenced on his site.
> --
> Sam

> >http://www.photosensitive.ca/BWslides.shtml
> >
> >I think you will find some useful information there.
> >
> >Jordan


By the way Jordan, good page! very cleanly laid out and helpful.