An Affordable Source For Kodachrome Scans ?

[M.A.Longmore]

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Now that my Kodachrome has been returned,
where can I get them scanned at a reasonable price ?
And get some chintzy prints made ?
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[Athiril]

Wrong site!

[M.A.Longmore]

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Hows about an answer from an APUG'er the U.S.A. ?

[jglass]

I find it difficult to scan. Holland Photo Imaging in Austin is my local pro lab and they do a pretty good job, tweaking each image. But they're not cheap. Good luck.

[Tim Gray]

I do them at home myself.

[M.A.Longmore]

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I tried doing them at home myself.
I have an Epson 3200, it just too damn slow.
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[Ian David]

Ron, I think you are looking for D-PUG

[Tim Gray]

You have to register to a different forum to ask this question. And the people there might not have a good answer

Are the rolls cut up already and mounted, or are they in long form? If the latter, maybe some place like Precision Camera or NCPS would cut you a good deal, $10-15/roll. If mounted or cut in strips, it's going to cost you.

[M.A.Longmore]

Ron, I think you are looking for D-PUG

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Why are your images in The APUG Gallery ?
Are they not digital images ?

Save that manure for you garden.

Thanks !
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[semeuse]

When I was up your way, I would use Bergen County Camera in Westwood, NJ (http://www.bergencountycamera.com/index.php). Also, Blue Moon (http://www.bluemooncamera.com/services.php) offers scanning at a decent price, but then you have to ship it all out to Oregon.