
THE ONLY RELIABLE & BEST PROCESSING
SOURCE FOR THE REMAINING AGFA SCALA FILM
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Agfa SCALA & SCALA-X: (SEE NOTES IN BLUE BELOW) dr5 strives to provide the best, most consistent quality processing for the remaining scala film. THERE SIMPLY ISNT A BETTER QUALITY SERVICE FOR B&W REVERSAL PROCESSING. dr5-lab process SCALA to a higher standard than that of the old AGFA process. No one processes this film better than us. SCALA, a great film for use in dr5! Scala is a very sharp, well-designed negative film for use in AGFA's Scala old process. Contrary to belief Scala is a B&W "NEGATIVE" film. SCALA film is an orthochromatic [partial] clear-base film type and runs better through the dr5 process. Comparison-processing Tests indicate 10% on average against the original AGFA chemistry and up to 20% better quality @ labs using non-AGFA chemistry. It produces a first-rate neutral in developer-1, and a 'milk-chocolate' sepia in developer-2. This unique film will soon be in the annals of discontinued films. Fortunately for you, there is dr5 for B&W slides! As always we will continue to process scala, and dr5 will be around long after this film is completely gone. dr5-lab is the only lab left in the world capable of processing the scala-film with quality and consistency, & we still process scala better than anyone ever did! dr5-chrome is committed to running this film. We have been processing B&W slide for over 15 years, long before scala-film was introduced. You don't have to rely on SCALA film Scala has a medium tonal range with good detail in the
blacks and whites in dr5.
It has less depth than many of the other films due to its ortho-film qualities. Film
such as TXP & FP4 are panchromatic and produce superior results. EI-range 20-400 800 / 1600 MAXiso in dr5. WHY
IS SCALA BETTER RUN IN dr5 ? : INDUSTRY NOTE: AGFAPHOTO is out of business. None of AGFAPHOTO'S films are being manufactured. The scala film left in the market place is all that there is. There are no official Agfa-scala labs remaining, simply put, there is no company left to support the Agfa-scala-chemistry or the machines they produced. If you can find a lab to do a better job processing scala, we would encourage you to use them! Other Labs using sub-standard chemistry will produce poor results. Currently; some retailers are http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/100348REG/Agfa still selling this film. AGFAPHOTO produced many master rolls of a few of their film types. These master-rolls are what you see in the market today. The last film produced by AGFAPHOTO was well over 2 years ago. ALL AGFAPHOTO films have been discontinued. SCALA film is susceptible to age related problems. We would highly suggest you shoot this film @ 100iso or lower. This will help offset any age related issues. Go to our TECH PAGES for other lab processing comparisons. |
ABOUT SCALA PREPAID MAILERS:
IF YOU ARE STUCK WITH OLD SCALA-MAILERS
GUARANTEE: If the dr5 lab does not produce superior quality B&W reversal processing we will pay for your processing at another lab. TEST SOME OF THE OTHER
'BETTER' QUALITY FILMS WE RUN FOR B&W SLIDE, with better results! ; ILFORD,
EFKE, KODAK, ROLLEI.
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