E6 processing in the UK, Peak Imaging RIP?

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1 hour ago, deleted name said:

seems like you only get an alert here for "likes"?

You need to set up your alerts preferences  if you’re in a web browser hit the notification icon and it has notification settings

Edited September 22, 2022 by OThomas

[PCPix]

Another to try is Bayeux in London. Very good. 

Edited October 14, 2022 by PCPix
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[Eclectic Man]

I found the-darkroom.co.uk on the internet, but I have not sued them yet, so have no idea how goos they are.  They seem to be one fo the few still offering processing of 4x5 sheet film too.

However this thread does not inspire confidence:

 

 

Edited October 28, 2022 by Eclectic Man
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[Bikie John]

17 hours ago, Eclectic Man said:

I found the-darkroom.co.uk on the internet, but I have not sued them yet, so have no idea how goos they are.  They seem to be one fo the few still offering processing of 4x5 sheet film too.

However this thread does not inspire confidence:

 

 

I am not sure, but I think darkroom.com is in the US, completely separate from the UK company.

John

[LocalHero1953]

17 hours ago, Eclectic Man said:

I found the-darkroom.co.uk on the internet, but I have not sued them yet, so have no idea how goos they are.  They seem to be one fo the few still offering processing of 4x5 sheet film too.

However this thread does not inspire confidence:

 

 

If you sue them I doubt you'll get good service.

[Graham (G4FUJ)]

On 9/12/2022 at 10:26 PM, Bikie John said:

 They recently sent a small amount of work to The Darkroom in Cheltenham:

https://www.the-darkroom.co.uk/

and said that the results were fine.

Hope this helps ... John

That's who I use, for slide and print, 35mm and 120.  But I only live a couple of miles away