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Приєднався 22 жов 2017
Processing ECN-2 Super-8 with the Filmomat
Can you do ECN-2 with the Filmomat? Yes you can!
In this video we process a 15m Super-8 roll of Kodak Vision 50D in the real ECN-2 process, using the Bellini ECN-2 Kit and the Filmomat. A few adaptions are made to the process, in order to fit it to the Filmomat.
Of course, the exact same procedure can also be used to process 35mm films with the Filmomat.
In this video we process a 15m Super-8 roll of Kodak Vision 50D in the real ECN-2 process, using the Bellini ECN-2 Kit and the Filmomat. A few adaptions are made to the process, in order to fit it to the Filmomat.
Of course, the exact same procedure can also be used to process 35mm films with the Filmomat.
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A day in Munich / Shot on Super-8 / Filmomat processed
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A summer day in Munich. Shot on Super-8 using Kodak Vision 50D film stock and a Nizo Professional camera. Processed in the ECN-2 process using the Filmomat and the Bellini ECN-2 Kit. 4K scan by Ocho y Pico in Spain. Video about ECN-2 processing with the Filmomat coming soon! #analogphotography #super8 #super8mm #super8film #filmomat #shotonfilm #cinematography #analogfilm
Loading the Filmomat motion picture film tank with Super-8 / In-depth tutorial!
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In this video, I show you an in-depth tutorial on how to load the new motion picture film processing tank for the Filmomat. The whole procedure is super simple, once you have practiced it for a few times. Loading of a 15m Super-8 cartridge usually takes no more than 5 minutes. Make sure to subscribe this channel and follow me on Instagram: filmomat_official More information on www...
Processing Super-8 Ektachrome with the Filmomat
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In this video I show you how to process Super-8 motion picture film with the Filmomat and the new motion picture processing system! A 15m roll of Ektachrome 100D is processed with the Tetenal E6 chemistry and the result is shown on the projector. Find out more about the new system on www.filmomat.eu In the same way you can also process Double-8 or 16mm film with the Filmomat. Processing ECN-2 f...
La Palma on Super-8, processed with the Filmomat
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It is finally possible to process motion picture films with the Filmomat! With the new 8/16mm processing tank, Super-8 and 16mm films (up to 15m/50ft length) can be processed fully automatically: www.filmomat.eu/super-8 On a recent trip to La Palma I took my Nizo Professional with me and shot a roll of Ektachrome 100D and Vision 50D. Both films were processed by myself at home, using the Filmom...
The new 2020 Filmomat - fully automatic film processing machine
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In this video, I will process three rolls of C41 film with the brand new 2020 rotational Filmomat! The Filmomat is a fully automatic film processor that allows you to easily process analog film. It can handle all film formats from 35mm up to 4x5" and can process C41-, E6- and of course black and white films fully automatically. Want to learn more? Check out the Filmomat here: Web: www.filmomat....
The automatic cleaning program
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NEW 2020 VIDEO: ua-cam.com/video/3SyPd-UlUC8/v-deo.html Cleaning of the Filmomat is important to ensure high-quality film processing. Therefore, the Filmomat offers a built-in, fully automatic cleaning program. In the course of only 5 minutes, every compartment, pipe, and valve of the machine is flushed with fresh water several times. After this procedure, the Filmomat can be used with a differ...
A look into the 4x5" tank
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A look into the 4x5" tank during the final rinse of the E6-process. You can see how the 6 sheets are safely aligned within the tank. The airbursts create strong turbulence, which thoroughly mix the fluid inside the tank. www.filmomat.eu filmomat_official
Filmomat processing tank for 135/120 films
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Filmomat is available for purchase! facebook: filmomat web: www.filmomat.eu Short video about the processing tank for 135/120 films. The tank can be used with common Jobo spirals (1500-series). Inside the cap of the tank is a special mechanism, which "bumps" the spirals against the bottom of the tank after every agitation air-burst. This eliminates the risk of air-bubbles sticking ...
Processing b/w negatives with the Filmomat (2017)
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Processing b/w negatives with the Filmomat (2017)
The obvious question is... How the hell do you hang 50ft of film to dry. Why has nobody made a drying rack which holds the film by the perfs??
Hi, you should manufacture a simple rotating brushes directly in rinse bath for removing the remjet in seriousley way (I mean at the final stage of process and not before how it should be done). By hand is a really disaster guys!
It looks nice and interesting. One question though: how do you deal with dust?
We need this in 16mm and super 8 version. you would be the only one doing it. Selling the tank to develop 16mm and super 8 and also selling the device to scan it. Please make it happen
This looks amazing. Waiting for a more detailed video.
okay this is very cool but chill out with the music holy shit
Ay caramba. I just checked the price- I'm out. But that could be more easily justified for a small lab that doesn't (or can't) invest in a Noritsu or Frontier. Nice to see the innovation. That's how this should be done in the computer age!
Will this work for super 8?
Nice. But way to pricy I'm afraid. With some luck I get for this price a Nikon ED9000 that is not that fast but offers 35mm and medium format. Anyway! I'm happy about any good idea in the analog scanning space and wish you all success you can reach with your concept. :)
I NEED THIS
Panoramic support PLEASE
We all need more detailed video! )
What is this and where do I get it from!
Wow! When and where to purchase😂
Awsome <3
Very cool!
böyle bir prosesin çok gerekli olduğunu sanmıyorum yıkama seti ile beraber kullanıcıya ulaşsaydı daha fazla kişiye ulaşabilirdi belkide karşılaştırma seçeneği olabilirdi yanan filmler yıkanmayan film ler minimuma inebilirdi belkide oldukça küçük bu 8m laylon manyetik olanla beraber galiba
Im trying to rig my AGO processor to my sous vide water bath some how. I like the AGO because it automatically adjusts the time to according to the temp of the chems so I’d love to find a way to add temperature control. I know it’s not really necessary but I want to develop for fellow photographers in my community and this would be great
Use an aquarium heating element with thermostat
does filmomat process still photo films, like 120 roll film, and possibly do sheet 4x5" film, maybe in future you could have it process paper too (darkroom prints of 4x5 and 8x10).
E6? is that for cine?, what is going round UA-cam at the moment is ECN2 like that used for 70mm 500T used as a cheap alternate for hasselblad and other mf cameras.
Say what you want ... I have it and I love it.
What is the tube placed in the top left corner?
An immersion sous vide heater.
For this price, all film profiles should be pre-programmed into the machine, as well as a simple push/pull stop function, where the machine calculates it.
That is a really cool machine, but the process barely looks easier than processing film without it. I used to process film with a Unicolor drum and motor and the only real difference is pouring the chemicals in and out. For $5000, I'd really like a machine that would take my cartridge in one end and spit dry film out the other. And did I mention? I was processing E6!
the added value isn't worth the 500. you still have to get your hands wet. if im doing that per roll then might as well go cheap as possible.
I agree, this is far from affordable for what is basically a tub of water and a motorized wheel.
Try to build one yourself for that money.
This is GAME CHANGING!! Developing movie film at home is now viable for me! Thank you so much for the tutorial, I will definitely save for this set up!
yea but it costs 4000€ 😭
@@bressqn Yep , true , it costs a lot , its not viable for a couple of cartridges unfortunatly ...
...until you see the price 😅
@@biscayforex4317 Have you calculated the cost of lab developing all your film over an entire year? It adds up quick. I once went on a week long vacation and shot 50 sheets of 4x5. It cost me over $1000 for a lab to develop them all.
Damn that was crazy good.
Man I want this!
$4000 is not that amazing it’s ridiculous
You're suppose to only make contact to the backing otherwise you'll wipe off emulsion.
Stunning result.
Can it be used with the Jobo 2550?
Stimmt nicht mit der aktuellen Version überein. Unter Anderem wird die Messung nicht automatisch beendet, es entsteht bei Öffnung des Verschlusses ein Ausschlag nach oben und bei Schließen ein Ausschlag nach unten, dazwischen eine schwer interpretierbare Erholungskurve. Auch misst der Plug Seitenlicht, wodurch die Zeitangaben der Beleuchtungsdauer des Erfassungswinkel der Plugs entsprechen und nicht der tatsächlichen Belichtungsdauer.
Scanning super8 at home is such a pain. I will never successfully DIY a rig from a projector but still need more quality and control than a Wolverine. Really hope someone will come up with a product for home super8 scanning with digital camera and macro lens.
You can buy this, or you can buy a used car. What a great tool............................................. for separating new, naive photographers from their money!
Very interesting product. is it the motor unit water resistant? It is easy to drop water on it in a darkroom.
great video, but does it do 4x5" as well?, or can you make one which does. Also what are all the 'cocks' for on the side?, you don't do a "from the box" setup, so it left me wondering where the water for the main tank came from?
I love your way to producing master pieces!! I will buy filmomat automatic processer! Please wrap it well and ship it. And don't lose your inspiration and enthusiasm. My photo life is up to you. Don't forget. ^^ from Korea.
Im surprised the cotton doesn't scratch the emulsion... I have that issue in wiping off the residual remjet.
That machine is worth more than I am I organs. Pretty cool machine, would go great with double 8 or 16mm formats too I bet.
So cool!!!
A nice compromise on one of the fully automatic machines. However, at Eu 500, it is hugely overpriced for what is a water box, roller base and a timed friction roller to spin the tank. No tank, no sequence program timer; no regulated heater. This thing takes about $75 to make and box for delivery on its low sales volume basis.
All Filmomat products are handcrafted from high quality materials. Everything is made in Germany and every product is thoroughly hand-tested before shipping. This quality reflects in the price. Still, Filmomat Light is the most affordable film processor currently on the market. You won’t find any comparable product for near this price. Building this for $75? Good luck ;)
@@filmomat_official Im sorry but this product just like the original filmomat benefits nobody. It really is just a plastic tub and a motor. The price is too expensive for any hobbyists to justify. And the fact that you have to pour the chemicals yourself makes it unjustifiable for any lab. Analog photography will not profit from this. This is only a toy for over ambitious rich photographers.
@miracleyacht Sorry but your comment makes no sense. I have been pouring and dumping chemicals since my black and white days back in highschool. It's not very difficult. Anyone shooting color film and paying for lab development will easily make their money back very quickly with this machine.
@@krizzlec True enough. Folks have been pouring their chemicals in and out of tanks, as you would with this machine. They have also held their tank in a tempered water bath as here at practically no cost. And they have agitated their tanks manually, at no cost. So, when asked to spend more than $500 for a water bath which also spins your tank for agitation, you might expect a bit more for your money, like a programed timer and/or a heater. The maker could have added both of those functions for less than $50. What remains is, even at today's somewhat overpriced market, a $250 device being offered for $500. And, that it is German and "quality controlled" is ridiculous as a price justification. Does that means that they'd sell you a defective unit for $200? Just for a comparison, I have a water bath tank with built in regulated heater and a tank spinning system very much like a Jobo or this unit, made in the 1970-80s by Western here in the US. It was designed to take film or paper tanks. New, it was probably $125, and I bought it used (but new condition) for about $50. Like the Filmomat, this is marketed to those few darkroom practitioners who like "techy" stuff and are willing to pay for toys no one really needs. It's their itch to scratch and their money, and with lifetime sales which probably won't exceed 300 units, I can understand the price charged. I'm just saying that the price does not reflect its useful value.
Guys, you have to imagine that this machine is not produced in volume. Try to contact a provider to cut plexiglass and rods the size you need, add 3d printing, a motor, a controller with a home made pcb with 7 segment display… until you produce batches of 100s of parts the price is fair. Filmomat is offering a full automatic solution, here they have the semi automatic, something in between would make no sense for them.
Amazing. How have I never heard of this before?
This is an awesome machine! When can I buy one and have it delivered to the U.S.A. ?
It’s already available to order in the online shop on www.filmomat.eu :)
Looks so great 🔥
Nice, when is the full video coming? Also, are the more affordable Patterson tanks compatible?
I saw a presentation at Analogue-Now last weekend in Berlin. The machine was running with a Patterson tank. So yes, a Patterson tank should be compatible. If I remember it correctly it was the tank that takes a MOD 54 sheet film insert.
Will u develop a 5 or 6 tanks Filmomat?
Fuck, it's sharper than my bmpcc6k...
Bonjour pourquoi il y a autant de poussières sur le film ? Merci
Awesome :)