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Hello Ian, pleased to meet you 
A few months ago I've tripped to Madrid, from Bucharest. I've done two 35mm films: Fuji & Rolley.
On Fuji I've got some fog, on Rolley the emulsion was leaked some how and stick to the cliche. Useless...
Then I've read this post from Kodak http://www.kodak.com/global/en/servi.../tib5201.shtml and it worried me some how.
Now I handle it with precaution. May be it was something else not the x ray, but I don't want it to happen again.
Cheers
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I can only speak from experience, and as a very frequent flyer travelling to 4 continents and at least 16 countries over the past 6-7 years I'm always carrying film unexposed & exposed and have never had a problem
That Kodak data is years out of date and European scanners are 100% film safe and where in 2003, the Turkish scanners are made by the same companies. The film manufacturers work with the scanner manufacturers to ensure film is scanned safely.
Ian
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You may be right Ian.
I'll think about it, but if there is a possibility to process them in Istanbul, with no trouble, I'll access both variants.
Thanks a lot!
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Izmir?
Hi there,
Could anyone who is aware of a lab in Izmir please post the details? I'm looking for somewhere that does E6 colour slide etc.
Cheers!
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There was a lab on the edge of the Kemeralti, I have the card somewhere but it's 4 years since I paid them a visit, no idea if they still process at all. They were a Pro dealers but carried very little stock, mainly digital.
Are you based in Izmir ?
Ian
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Izmir lab.
Thanks Ian!
I'm currently based in Selcuk (for the next month...without a fridge), I have a few rolls I'd really like to have developed in the meantime.
I'll be heading to Liverpool afterwards, I might have to post the film to a lab in the UK if I can't find somewhere here.
Cheers,
Catherine
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Should have said welcome to AAPUG 
Ian
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