For the film guys

[seether]

I used to do my own wet work - drum proccessing for color, tray for B&W, untill I got my first super uber cool 24bit 300dpi Microtek Now I just do C41 and E6 for film and scan negative and positives for the ever rarer non digital occasions - epson 1640 for medium format film and prints, canon fs4000 for 35mm

What do you guys do?

[HedsSpaz]

Most of the time I just get my film developed cheap at someplace nearby. If it's something I particularly want to come out good then I'll go to a local photo store. Not that I've been doing much photography lately. For a while I was a member of Seattle Filmworks (or Filmworks.com if you prefer). I eventually decided it was too much hassle though to keep doing that.

As for scanning, digitizing, whatever you want to call it, I mostly don't. There's a very small set of shots that I actually would like to have scanned, and I've just never bothered to do it. For the moment I'm just being impatient till I have the funds to get a Canon 10D.

I used to do a bit of B&W work though and had several places where I could do the developing myself. I haven't had access to those places in a few years though, and as I said, I've not done much photography lately anyway.

Film is too expensive.

Ian