scanning 120

bigfatfish · 22nd February 2006

hi guys,

anyone knows where i can scan 120 and 135 Negs in peninsular area and can get back on the same day?
If can, please advice which shop to go to for better price too

thanks

sweat100 · 23rd February 2006

Try colourlab at aldelphi?

taiwanapurasteve · 23rd February 2006

Kanota at Peninsula scans 120.

TeeCee · 4th March 2006

Originally Posted by bigfatfish

hi guys,

anyone knows where i can scan 120 and 135 Negs in peninsular area and can get back on the same day?
If can, please advice which shop to go to for better price too

thanks

Last week I tried out Boon Wei's service.
Very satisfied with the result.

He is experience and friendly.

If u are in the East or near East, check him out at :
Blk 89, Bedok North St 4, #01-101.
HP: 9682 8667.

sweat100 · 5th March 2006

Originally Posted by TeeCee

Last week I tried out Boon Wei's service.
Very satisfied with the result.
He is experience and friendly.

If u are in the East or near East, check him out at :
Blk 89, Bedok North St 4, #01-101.
HP: 9682 8667.

Yes agreed with TeeCee totally. His service is excellent. Asked him alot of qns that time when i went down. Learnt alot on film and MF and LF photography. His imacon scans are fantastic!

bigfatfish · 5th March 2006

hey thanks guys. I just bought a scanner, but I think I will still try out his imacon drum scanners to see the full potential of a negative.

kahheng · 5th March 2006

Originally Posted by TeeCee

Last week I tried out Boon Wei's service.
Very satisfied with the result.
He is experience and friendly.

If u are in the East or near East, check him out at :
Blk 89, Bedok North St 4, #01-101.
HP: 9682 8667.

Kex's (Boon Wei) is definitely a good place to get scans done. BTW he also accepts mailed film.

bigfatfish · 5th March 2006

actually..just curious here, lets say we drum scan a fine grain 35mm chrome like provia, will the scan yield more details than digital cameras like d2x?

dont mean to get this fired up as a digital vs film war , dont get me wrong. I just want to know the max potential of shooting chromes.

edited: forgot to add that I was talking about 135 format.

Terence · 5th March 2006

Foto Station at Marine Parade does MF scans at no extra charge. $12/cut roll. Hi res.

22nd February 2006	#1
bigfatfish Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 998	scanning 120 hi guys, anyone knows where i can scan 120 and 135 Negs in peninsular area and can get back on the same day? If can, please advice which shop to go to for better price too thanks

23rd February 2006	#2
sweat100 Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 711	Re: scanning 120 Try colourlab at aldelphi?

23rd February 2006	#3
taiwanapurasteve Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Taipei Posts: 486	Re: scanning 120 Kanota at Peninsula scans 120.

5th March 2006	#6
bigfatfish Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 998	Re: scanning 120 hey thanks guys. I just bought a scanner, but I think I will still try out his imacon drum scanners to see the full potential of a negative.

5th March 2006	#8
bigfatfish Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 998	Re: scanning 120 actually..just curious here, lets say we drum scan a fine grain 35mm chrome like provia, will the scan yield more details than digital cameras like d2x? dont mean to get this fired up as a digital vs film war , dont get me wrong. I just want to know the max potential of shooting chromes. edited: forgot to add that I was talking about 135 format.

5th March 2006	#9
Terence Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: I'm a Llama! Posts: 4,716	Re: scanning 120 Foto Station at Marine Parade does MF scans at no extra charge. $12/cut roll. Hi res. __________________ Visit my photo blog Email only please, NO PM!