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From: sunny@sun.uucp (Ms. Sunny Kirsten)
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Subject: Re: 5247 film
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Date: Fri, 19-Apr-85 04:26:00 EST
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I also have had good experiences with Dale Labs.  For an extra buck per
roll, they'll push process 5247 and 5293 to twice the speed rating.
They're at: Dale Laboratories, 2960 Simms St., Hollywood, FL 33020-0900.

> At the risk of sounding like a salesman for or an owner of Dale
> Laboratories in Florida (I am neither) I reiterate that my experiences
> with 5247 film have been confined to dealing with Dale and have been
> wholly satisfactory.  For $17.40 plus postage (one-way) I get:
> 	1. Processing of a 36 exposure roll.
> 	2. 4x6 prints.
> 	3. A set of slides.
> 	4. A new roll of film.
> The longest turnaround has been about 10 days.  As Modern Photography
> reported (and I noted in my previous posting), there is GREAT variability
> in both quality and service among the labs processing "4 digit films".
> I emphatically suggest trying Dale Labs before giving up on 5247 film.
> 
> Donald Ward
> Citicorp TTI
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