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E6 processing is alive and well!
I'd ignore the nay sayers. Yes film is a niche market now, but many younger people are flocking to it.
I've used www.fujifilmprocessinglaboratory.co.uk and www.ccimaging.co.uk for processing my E6 for years as they both use a 'dip and dunk' processor.
I asked them about E6's lifespan when Fuji stated that Sensia would be discontinued and they told me that as long as E6 film as either available to purchase or still 'in hand' with photographers, they will continue to process it.
I wouldn't worry about it, just keep shooting film!
Posted by: Chris on 15 May 2012 at 11:06