Super-8 processing wrap-up

[shadowband]

I've found four super-8 cartridges left over from my my old movie project days that I would like to have processed. Here's what I have:

1 TRI-X reversal - sending out to cine lab
1 Plus-X reversal - sending out to cine lab
1 Ektachrome 7242 EFB (process ME-4) - ???
1 Kodachrome 40 K40 (process K-14) - ???

Any recommendations as to where I should send off the later two for processing? Is Rocky Mountain film the only facility that still processes Ektachrome (wait time is up to six-months since they process in bulk).

If anyone has a mailer for the K40, I'd be interested in buying it. Thanks.

[jumar]

Originally posted by shadowband:
If anyone has a mailer for the K40, I'd be interested in buying it.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">You don't need a mailer. If the cartridge says "Processing Included" on it, which it likely will, just send it to the Kodak address (which is probably in the archives here somewhere). If it doesn't have processing included on the cartridge, then they won't process it even if you do have a mailer.

[shadowband]

If the cartridge says "Processing Included" on it, which it likely will, just send it to the Kodak address

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">It doesn't include processing (the cartridge is approximately 1980 vintage).

[jumar]

You could bring it to Walmart then, or somewhere else that will send it to Dwayne's in Texas.

By the way, they did have processing included on some cartridges before 1980 just like they do today.

Anyway, if it doesn't say processing included, a mailer won't do you any good.

John