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All my film winds up digital anyway. I send all mine off for processing (although working toward a darkroom setup, as alluded to earlier), and the processor scans all the negatives. They offer various scan qualities, with prices varying accordingly. My images are delivered on a CD, and also uploaded to the company's website, accessible via password.
I could be wrong, but I don't think color paper is available any more for wet prints. For DIY wet prints, B&W is the only option. All color (I think) is inkjet or something similar.
As far as film, my go-to films are Kodak Tri-X for B&W, and Fuji Provia 100F for color slides. I still experiment with other films, but rely on those for most of what I do.
As far as ASA/ISO 64, I'm not sure what's available since the lamentable demise of Kodachrome.
What do they charge to soup and digitize a roll of 36? What dpi are the scans?
Yeah you can still get Kodak RA-4 color prints.
I don’t know if they still make it these days, but Ilford made a C41 process 400 ISO B&W film that was fantastic. I would shoot it at 100 ISO and get fantastic results. It was great for photo restoration copy work too before quality scanners came on the scene.
Momma done took my Kodachrome away.
