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Developing labs - wanting full frame prints
Greetings,
I am using a Mamiya RB67. I live in the Milwaukee area. While a local store processes the color film, B&W is sent out for processing. With the color film, I request full frame, and the local store is able to deliver 4x5 prints with a small white border on the top and bottom. The border is roughly 1/16" to 1/8" inch. For the black and white, however, the other facility claims it cannot print full frame. I am looking for a place I can send my 6x7 B&W negative and get full frame 4x5 prints. ANd facilities out there that do a good job and will accept prints through the mail? Thanks, Tom |
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Negative carriers have to crop a little to hold the film flat.
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Negative carriers have to crop a little to hold the film flat.
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