Lab for 4x5 C41

[weebz]

It seems here in Iowa there are no longer any labs that do it as far as I've seen. So, I'm looking for lab that I can mail them to for processing. Any suggestions? Looking for something that wont put me in the poor house...

[Bob-D659]

If you do your own B&W, C41 isn't much harder.

[weebz]

I do tray developing and I've been told that doing C41 in trays is a nightmare.

[dslater]

Hmm - I do C-41 in a Jobo. It's all about temperature control - if you can come up with a system to consistently keep your trays at the right temperature, then C-41 is no harder than B&W.

[BrianShaw]

It seems here in Iowa there are no longer any labs that do it as far as I've seen. So, I'm looking for lab that I can mail them to for processing. Any suggestions? Looking for something that wont put me in the poor house...

For me A&I (Hollywood CA) is within driving distance. They did 4x5 C-41 last I knew. Check out their web site. But I see no way to play in LF anymore using commercial labs and stay out of the poor house.

[DanielStone]

Samy's Camera in Santa Barbara does mail-order E/6 and C-41. $1.50/sheet for 4x5 c-41. Very clean processing too, cleanest I've had so far!

they can be reached at (805) 963-7269 Mon-Sat(Closed Sun) 9:30am-6pm PST

I've attached the pdf of their c-41 and e-6 order forms

[Bernard_61]

I would suggest THE ICON, very probably the best lab in LA

[Neal]

Dear Weebs,

This is the lab I use: Phoenix Imaging

The folks at the local community darkroom like CWS Film Systems.

Neal Wydra

[holmburgers]

There's a good place in Tucson, AZ - Photographic Works

I've been very pleased with their work, communication and timeliness.

[Bernard_61]

The Icon is very probably the best lab in LA.
They process up to 11x14" I think, or at least 8x10"