Labs that push process Color film?

[subwirl]

Hi
I am wondering which labs are able to do push processing of color film. e.g : Fuji provia 400x?
Saw on the web it can be pushed till 1600 iso. Want to try doing it too.

Advance thanks

 

[artspraken]

Inside Adelphi opp funan centre got this shop on ground floor they push color any number of stops

 

[anerjee]

Provia is E-6. Only Fotohub can process that, and you can ask them to push it 2 stops. You will need to pay extra for it of course.

Hi
I am wondering which labs are able to do push processing of color film. e.g : Fuji provia 400x?
Saw on the web it can be pushed till 1600 iso. Want to try doing it too.

Advance thanks

 

[sweat100]

Provia is E-6. Only Fotohub can process that, and you can ask them to push it 2 stops. You will need to pay extra for it of course.

If i am not wrong, fotohub max for pushing is 1.5 stops.

 

[Metalhead]

Just wondering if anyone uses Ruby to do E6 processing?How do they compare to Fotohub with regards to quality of development, and scanning?
I send my negatives to the shop in Adelphi, and I am unhappy with the scanning, and the way my photos turned out.

 

[Shadowleong]

Ruby don't do E6, In singapore only FOTOHUB still do E6, your next best option would be to contact losheng on the forum, he DIY E6 with a processor much better than fotohub.

I dev + scan with tripleD and find their scanning output to be over sharpened and over saturated since they cater to the lomo crowd

 

[dtohs]

Hi
I am wondering which labs are able to do push processing of color film. e.g : Fuji provia 400x?
Saw on the web it can be pushed till 1600 iso. Want to try doing it too.

Advance thanks

If you are in the mood of experimenting, I suggest you try this approach, tested by me; I dare not claim credit ofcoz, its probably been done by tens of thousands people before.

I shoot provia 100 and pull it to asa 50 or sometimes as low as I can go depending on the lights, and I always pull TriX 400 to two or half stop depending on the filter, and develop them as normal, E6 done at fotohub while B&W done at home.

This approach works for me, especially so for the reason that I do not have to incorporate filters compensation since I am shooting on a “pulled film”, its technically overposing film. I just checked with a senior lately, he validated my approach. I can ask again if you have more questions.

Good luck to you. Hope you have fun with this, and hopefully save you a couple of dollars for every stop.

dtoh

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dtohphoto

 

[subwirl]

Provia is E-6. Only Fotohub can process that, and you can ask them to push it 2 stops. You will need to pay extra for it of course.

Oh? They do? bcoz last time i asked they said they dont! Nvm i will call another outlet to check on this..Thank you

 

[subwirl]

If you are in the mood of experimenting, I suggest you try this approach, tested by me; I dare not claim credit ofcoz, its probably been done by tens of thousands people before.

I shoot provia 100 and pull it to asa 50 or sometimes as low as I can go depending on the lights, and I always pull TriX 400 to two or half stop depending on the filter, and develop them as normal, E6 done at fotohub while B&W done at home.

This approach works for me, especially so for the reason that I do not have to incorporate filters compensation since I am shooting on a “pulled film”, its technically overposing film. I just checked with a senior lately, he validated my approach. I can ask again if you have more questions.

Good luck to you. Hope you have fun with this, and hopefully save you a couple of dollars for every stop.

dtoh

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dtohphoto

Hi dtoh
Thank you for the reply...so u saying u pull process, means u shoot ur film at a lower iso? But u still process them normally?? wont the photos turn out over expose?
I usually set my iso higher bcoz sometimes i should thru the evening with the lights dimming fast..

 

[dtohs]

Hi dtoh
Thank you for the reply...so u saying u pull process, means u shoot ur film at a lower iso? But u still process them normally?? wont the photos turn out over expose?
I usually set my iso higher bcoz sometimes i should thru the evening with the lights dimming fast..

The lighting conditions were low to begin with, I have even pulled to asa 25 for provia 100 for lower lighting conditions, do bear in mind of its tight exposure latitude (if i got the term correct).

I usually overexpose my film, and under expose my digital shots, its just my work flow. Hope that helps.

dtoh

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http://dtohphoto.com

 

[EiRiK]

The lighting conditions were low to begin with, I have even pulled to asa 25 for provia 100 for lower lighting conditions, do bear in mind of its tight exposure latitude (if i got the term correct).

I usually overexpose my film, and under expose my digital shots, its just my work flow. Hope that helps.

dtoh

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dtohphoto

hi dtoh,
do u mean u shoot provia100 at 25, then pull it 2 stops during developing?

or

develop normal at iso100?

 

[OzGFK]

Fotohub has recently stopped pushing colour film ie negatives.