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August 17th 04, 08:03 PM
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Photo lab washed out images
If there is good image on the negatives, the prints and CD should be OK
It's pretty hard to "underdevelop" C-41 film because of the automated equipment, altho it can happen. Try www.mainphoto.com. They are a quality lab in business since 1933. Give them a try. 
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August 17th 04, 08:03 PM
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If there is good image on the negatives, the prints and CD should be OK
It's pretty hard to "underdevelop" C-41 film because of the automated equipment, altho it can happen. Try www.mainphoto.com. They are a quality lab in business since 1933. Give them a try.
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August 17th 04, 08:03 PM
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If there is good image on the negatives, the prints and CD should be OK
It's pretty hard to "underdevelop" C-41 film because of the automated equipment, altho it can happen. Try www.mainphoto.com. They are a quality lab in business since 1933. Give them a try.
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