E-Six Lab closed

[vintagepics]

As of Dec. 31, 2012, the E-Six Lab in Ga. has closed for business. Any suggestion where to get E-6 sheet film developed, or is it time to start doing my own?

[frobozz]

OUCH. I was just about to send them 6 or 8 rolls of 35mm. :-(

Duncan

[BrianShaw]

www.thedarkroom.com perhaps you can find their ad on the APUG sponsor banner

[vintagepics]

I looked at the web page for the darkroom, but didn't see where they were doing sheet film such as 8x10.

[Thomas Bertilsson]

Linhoff in Minneapolis do a fine job. They are also contemplating shutting down their film processing, so would be a good one to support.
http://linhoff.com

[Pfiltz]

http://www.memphisproimaging.com/mp_includes/body.asp

Possibly... worth a phone call

[MichaelR]

In NYC there are still a number of labs

You could call

Printspace,

Duggal,

or Modernage

and see if they handle what you want.
All of which you can find online.
Regards,
Michael

[BrianShaw]

I looked at the web page for the darkroom, but didn't see where they were doing sheet film such as 8x10.

Correct, they don't. Had I known you were looking specifically for LF E-6 I would have held my tongue. My mistake... I failed to see the word "sheet" in your OP. Mea culpa.

[BrianShaw]

... but looky here. This lab is recommended by a trustworthy photographer, Daniel Stone, over on LFPF. They do LF E-6 and Daniel seems happy with qualioty and turnaround:

www.data-chrome.com/

[nickrapak]

If you're willing to mail: http://www.colourworks.com/. They go up to 8x10 in E-6, and 11x14 in C-41.