[Red-eye reduction post processing] Most photo processing places
    can do the same thing for film based photographs as well.

Um.  Not unless they go digital in between the negative and the print.
Which they might, although most of the processing machines look like
standard optical setups to me.

Of course, my favorite photographic innovation recently is those "make your
own print setups", where you scan in your negative, print, or "digital
film", crop and adjust to suit, and print out on high-quality photoprinter
in your choice of sizes.  Truth be told, the major advantages of "serious
darkroom work" that I used to to was mostly the ability to crop...

[I'll try again to move this to [OT].  It's BEEN done, and there are now
about two threads going on, because it seems that half the people
participating here aren't READING the [OT] messages.  If you're going to
POST OT, you ought to READ OT.  IMNSHO.]

BillW

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