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I'll be visiting Paris in September with my MP. To save space in my luggage and avoid airport X-ray machines, I'd prefer to buy film in Paris, shoot it, and have it developed there. I emailed the Leica Rive Gauche store to ask if they sell film. They don't, except for the new Leica Monopan 50 film when it arrives, maybe in August. But that's too slow a film for my needs. So, can any of you familiar with Paris recommend a place where I can buy Ilford films, like FP4 and HP5? Also, is there a lab in Paris that provides a relatively quick turnaround (three or four days) for developing negatives and providing scans? Thanks for any help.
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Joerg-Peter Rau shares his thoughts on the loss of his darkroom that was located in the basement of his mother's home. Reading this essay is but one of several recent serendipities that are compelling me to revisit black and white film photography and to get my film developing gear out of the cabinet where it has laid dormant for too long... Turn off the red light: My farewell to the darkroom https://www.macfilos.com/2023/01/18/turn-off-the-red-light-my-farewell-to-the-darkroom/
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Hi all, new to the forums, but long time leica film+digital shooter. Does anyone know of a quality lab in the greater Washington DC area for C-41 and the occasional BW rolls I can't get to at home for time constrains etc? I'm looking for quality and a willingness to work together with the photographer, if you know what I mean. Currently I use picturehouse+thesmalldarkroom in NY or GelatinLabs in NJ , by mail, both are awesome, but it would be great to also have a local spot. Thanks in advance
