Northern Virginia C-41 120 film processing

[Sirius Glass]

Yeah, yeah I know that "No Va" in Spanish means "It won't go" or "It does not move", but I am not talking about a car. Where can I go to get C41 120 film processed in the Herndon Virginia area?

Steve

[eddie]

Chrome, in Georgetown, if you can't find anything closer.

[Pinholemaster]

http://www.dodgechrome.com/about.html

They moved out of Georgetown to MacArthur Blvd as of March 1.

Excellent C-41 service.

[marylandphoto]

Is their Silver Spring location still there?

[TheFlyingCamera]

Penn Camera in Tysons will soup 120 C-41 on-site. They do a good job, at a far more economical price than Chrome/Dodge.

[sage]

Maybe they are better at C-41, but chrome absolutely wrecked a couple rolls of E-6 I had done there.

[marylandphoto]

Just wanted to say that I tried Dodge Chrome in Silver Spring and the C41 and E6 all look great. Will definitely be using them from now on.

[vintagepics]

United Photo in Beltsville. http://www.uphoto.com

[c6h6o3]

I've had varying results from Chrome over the years. The last processing I had them do was a roll of 120 Ektar 100 and while the results were acceptable, way overpriced. Take Scott's advice and go to Penn. $9.98 for 120 processing and a contact sheet. Chrome's price is $18.95 for same. 5x5 proof prints are $.89 at Penn, $1.15 at Chrome. If you need exhibition quality printing, send the negatives to Bob Carnie.

[arpinum]

The wal-mart in Sterling has send out service. Unbeatable pricing.