Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

I am very pleased with the service I get from these mailers. The mailer doesn't look like the one in the photo so I when I got them I was surprised and pleased to see that they are for the same lab that developed my Kodachrome.

The convenience is great-three stamps on the envelope, fill out the little form, place the form and your film in the mailer, keep your receipt and drop it in the mail. It took a week and a day for me to get my slides back. I even sent a note asking for the canister back and they did at no extra charge.

One thing that I really like about this service is that the mounts are numbered and dated-an option that isn't available everywhere. I also like the cardboard mounts and, I am not sure if this is really important, but I like the Fuji branded box and mounts. I wasn't sure about how they'd come back when I first saw the mailers listed on here, so I was glad to read a review here that included a photo of the slides and their box.

Of course, being able to take these mailers with me and send my film for processing when I'm on a trip is great!

I absolutely recommend this service if your local camera shop doesn't satisfy you.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

First of all, stop worrying about the dates. It's fine.

Also, it may just be geography, but I usually have mine back within 7-8 days of dropping them in the mail (NOT business days). If you need slides back faster than that on a frequent basis, I'd invest money and energy into at-home E-6 processing. Or if you're lucky enough to have a local lab with affordable prices and tolerable staff, become an ultra-regular patron so they stay in the film business.

Aside from that, this is my favorite way to process slides. As long as I have stamps in the house, I don't even have to get dressed. I've never needed more than two stamps, but your postage may very well vary. I don't even have to have special envelopes on hand or print out special order forms detailing my mounting/push/pull instructions (unless I'm forgetting something--it's been a while since I had these and I keep forgetting to order more.)

I'm also very fond of the lab they use and I much prefer the results and color cast of the slides I get from them on Fuji film than other labs I have tried.

As I said, it's nice to drop in the mail and forget about it for a week. I take public transit everywhere so it's much more reasonable than trying to find my way out to some far flung lab, and the all-in-one envelope, order form, and easy to estimate postage caters to my laziness.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

Always has been great taking these on trips-hint: put an unboxed roll of film inside and have the PO weigh and stamp the mailer for you in advance. You'll save money, and all you have to do is drop it off when finished shooting. Definitely cut off and fill out the address label in advance too-you'll need scissors!

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

These mailers have expiration dates. The dates are put on the envelope for Fuji's accountability and fiscal tracking. "Expired" envelopes WILL be processed.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

Have been using for awhile now with no problems.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

I really like the capability of mailing off my film while traveling in the US -- instead of carrying around 'my film a day' rolls -- yepper still like slides. The latest package of film mailers showed expiration of Dec 2009 even tho the on-line catalog image showed Dec 2010 -- an email to the processing center SAYS they can still process them after that date -- still untested.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

I have had no problems sending them my Kodak film. I have accidently sent some C-41 and they returned it with another mailer, which I thought was great. I've spoken to the people over there at the processing center and they are all very nice and helpful with a genuine concern for there customers. Price is great, It costs me [$] and up for local developing. Return time is a little long for me (from Los Angeles it takes about 7-10 days) but the low cost makes up for that. I have had great results using these 35mm slide film mailers. These mailers have exceeded my expectations and I will continue to use them again.NOTE: You need to add 3 stamps when mailing.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

I've used these mailers for several years now and get consistent turn-around time. Takes one week to go half way across the continent and back INCLUDING processing time. It's cheaper than processing locally here in Portland and often as fast! I like to take them on vacation and get my pictures when I get back or soon thereafter!

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

With most of the country going to electronic capture its nice to know that slides are still simple and fast by using the mailer. I started with mailers in the sixties and now have come full circle. I'm very happy with the service, keep it up!

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

Have used film mailers in the past but not with this company -- love the convenience of mailing film off while on a trip -- and it it is NOT certain where I can get slides processed locally but there is a time delay in getting the slides.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

My local camera shop ceased E-6 processing and so I decided to give this mailer from Adorama a try. The processing cost was very reasonable and the turnaround time was surprisingly fast, in fact, cheaper and faster than my previous source. I will probably continue to use my small, independent camera shop for B&W and color-negative film developing, which they still process, but these mailers are the way to go if you don't have a local source. The cost and time-in-process also beat the big-box store.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

While I have NOT yet used these mailers, I have used mailers (PhotoWorks) for YEARS. Hopefully, these will work the same way -- while traveling, drop the mailer in the mailbox, and MAYBE the slides will be there soooooon after I get home.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

Average 6 days after sending out, I receive processed films at home. It's very reliable and economical. [...]

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

I haven't used film long enough to comment on the developing, but I will say that the minimum postage on these envelopes is now $1.30, not "2 postage stamps" as stated on the package. THe USPS changed its regulations for letters v. parcels. I'm not complaining-- it's just good for customers to know this to avoid returned mail.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

If I do not need the three hour turn over from my photo lab.
If the photos are not for commerical work or publication.
Often slides are not mounted correctly, and it is necessary to put them into plastic mounts.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

Have tried many developers and nothing comes close. Quick turnaround, consistent quality.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

I wish the lab could turn around the delivery a little faster. Also, I prefer plastic mounting rather than paper.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

Film is done by Dwane's Photo in Kansas. The slides are always done nicely and mounted correctly, even the bad photos. This is an excellent way of sending slide rolls in while on the road. Add postage (three first class stamps) and mail. Just beware that the envelope is very strong, so I recommend that you cut off tabs and ready them before you go. I had trouble finding a knife or cutter of some type after flying. The film usually comes back in about 1-2 weeks, depending on return mail speed. Dwanes's is also an excellent place for mailing all types of film for processing.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

No problem with the quality of development here but you run the risk of never getting your slides if you send the mailers to the address [...] gives you. [...] needs to include instructions telling you they changed their address! Also, the US Postal Service recently changed rules on using these envelopes. You now need more than 2 first class stamps. Check with your local post office before dropping in a mail box!

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

Now that Digital imaging has killed off labs around the country, it's good to have reliable E-6 processing just a mail box away. Certainly not to custom lab capabilites, but a tremedous bargain for the price.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

The slide film mailer is a great help. It cuts out going to a local lab who then in turns mails it out. So that middle man is elimated plus it goes to a Fuiji lab!

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

I've bought mailers for the last few years and have been very happy with the results.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

I've used the Fuji film mailers for years and have never been disappointed. I have been disappointed in other services before I started using Fuji and have had concistant good quality with Fuji processing.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

With over 25 years of experience of using Fuji Mailers there was never a problem with developing my slides. Turn around time was usually 7-10 days.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

It met my expectations. It is a simple, convenient and affordable way to have film developed.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

The Fuji slide processing has good color & consistent results. I've used them for more than 10 years. It takes about 10 days to get my slides back after mailing it to AZ and it saves me from having to make a trip to a local camera store--more time consuming now that Costco does not process slide film anymore at Kodak. The Fuji mailer is a better value than the Kodak mailer.

The only complaint I have is the slide mount. It 's cardboard instead of plastic mounted. They used to be plastic mounted till the last ~3 years. The cardboard mount is not as rigid & not as heavy. So the slide is prone to getting stuck in the Kodak carousal tray if the slide mount is not perfectly straight--very annoying. On the other hand, Kodak has also switched to cardboard mount & I have not taken the time to look for an alternate processing lab.

It's too bad slide film use is on the decline. There is nothing like projecting the slide onto a large screen & seeing all the vibrant colors & intricate details, especially from film like Fujichrome Velvia. You can't get this level of quality from a digital projector.

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

The quality from Fuji slide mailers is consistent and a good value for the money

Comments about Fujifilm Fujifilm 35mm Slide Film Mailer for 36 Exposure Rolls.:

I have used these mailers many times and the film has never been lost.