Digital BW, The Print

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


>Arlene --
>
>I have also read rumours that Scala is being phased out. I don't
>know how true they are. In any case, the processing is getting
>rarer. Readers in Canada may be interested to know that Canada's
>only Scala lab, Toronto Image Works, will stop processing Scala
>this fall.
>
>There are a few options available for B&W slides. I summarized them
>on a page at my site:
>
>http://www.photosensitive.ca/BWslides.shtml
>
>I think you will find some useful information there.
>
>Jordan
>www.photosensitive.ca
>
>
>lovelipp wrote:
>>  I read that Agfa Scala B&W slide film is being discontinued. I still
>>  have to have slides of my B&W photographs - which are now on the warm
>>  side, tho not quite sepia. What film has anyone liked, (that doesn't
>>  have an off-color cast)? I can shoot in daylight or at night with 3200K
>>  bulbs.
>>              Thanks,
>>                   Arlene
>>  arlenelove3@...
>  > www.arlenelove@...