Where to have Fuji Superia X-Tra 800 developed

Is there any problem with taking Fuji Superia X-Tra 800 to Costco in
Issaquah, WA to be developed?

I've been digging through this ng, and I'm a little lost on whether I
need to find a Fuji lab. Since Costco (or at least that Costco) sells
Kodak film and no Fuji film, I guess they would use a Kodak lab?

What about other Fuji films -- Superia X-Tra 400, Super HQ 200, super
HQ 100?

Is there a FAQ on this?


Thanks,

Greg

(Greg Lovern) wrote in
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Is there any problem with taking Fuji Superia X-Tra 800 to Costco in
Issaquah, WA to be developed?

I've been digging through this ng, and I'm a little lost on whether I
need to find a Fuji lab. Since Costco (or at least that Costco) sells
Kodak film and no Fuji film, I guess they would use a Kodak lab?






What about other Fuji films -- Superia X-Tra 400, Super HQ 200, super
HQ 100?

Is there a FAQ on this?


Thanks,

Greg


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Our Costo used to sell Agfa in a Kirkland box. I can't recall all the
details behind the switch to Kodak.

However, our Costco here had and still has a couple of fairly new Fuji
processing machines.

Bob

Because Fuji Superia X-Tra800 is a C-41 process, Costco can process it with
Kodak chemicals. That is the same for any other Fuji color print films.

"Greg Lovern" wrote in message
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Is there any problem with taking Fuji Superia X-Tra 800 to Costco in
Issaquah, WA to be developed?

I've been digging through this ng, and I'm a little lost on whether I
need to find a Fuji lab. Since Costco (or at least that Costco) sells
Kodak film and no Fuji film, I guess they would use a Kodak lab?

What about other Fuji films -- Superia X-Tra 400, Super HQ 200, super
HQ 100?

Is there a FAQ on this?


Thanks,

Greg