Loved seeing this process at this scale. Back in high school I was fortunate enough to take a photography class. It was fun to develop my own film and even make enlargements. But only B&W, maybe 2 rolls of 35mm at once max, and having to do EVERYTHING by hand. It's really cool to see the different machines and technology used that helps automate and do things much faster and in bulk.
YO !! You are all SO YOUNG !! Sorry that I will NOT be a Processing Customer as 1 . I am in ENGLAND and 2,. I am a very OLD FILM Bloke 86 years and do all my own film processing ! But it is GREAT to see you all SO KEEN on keeping FILM USE Alive !
Nice! That did, indeed, answer my question. I haven't developed my own film since high school but, watching the chemicals being prepped, gave me flashbacks to 1978 (or so).
You guys are my go to place for film processing! I was skeptical at first shipping my film but they always turn out better than i could ever expect, much love from Wisconsin!
Awesome video! Loved seeing the inner workings of the process and meeting the team behind the curtain! It gives an appreciation for the care and effort that goes into each roll of film.
Scanned. In order to print those photos, we would have to scan them anyways. If you’re just looking to digitize them, you can place an order online and select scan size.
So I have old negatives that are you know just like not long like there’s maybe five or six pictures do you just tape those together and then put them through the machine?
We sure do. For scanning orders, you’re given the option at checkout to return them or dispose of them if they are not needed. Scanning and print orders automatically have the negatives included with your prints.
Wonderful behind the scenes look at your process!! Love the surprise ending! John looked a little too pleased to pour the cartridges on Mike!! 😂 ❤
Oh he was!
Loved seeing this process at this scale. Back in high school I was fortunate enough to take a photography class. It was fun to develop my own film and even make enlargements. But only B&W, maybe 2 rolls of 35mm at once max, and having to do EVERYTHING by hand. It's really cool to see the different machines and technology used that helps automate and do things much faster and in bulk.
YO !! You are all SO YOUNG !! Sorry that I will NOT be a Processing Customer as 1 . I am in ENGLAND and 2,. I am a very OLD FILM Bloke 86 years and do all my own film processing ! But it is GREAT to see you all SO KEEN on keeping FILM USE Alive !
I love you guys! Have never developed film with you guys but your my main lab that i like to buy stuff from! Much love
Nice! That did, indeed, answer my question.
I haven't developed my own film since high school but, watching the chemicals being prepped, gave me flashbacks to 1978 (or so).
You're my go to film lab! So cool to see the process
You guys are my go to place for film processing! I was skeptical at first shipping my film but they always turn out better than i could ever expect, much love from Wisconsin!
Awesome!!
Awesome video! Loved seeing the inner workings of the process and meeting the team behind the curtain! It gives an appreciation for the care and effort that goes into each roll of film.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome. We've gotten several rolls developed through you guys and I love it. We'll be sending a couple more rolls in soon :D
We are here!! Thank you!
Hi RFL team!! Do you guys still accept stickers from mail-ins to be put on the Noritsu?
Yes, lots of room for stickers :)
Hah! Loved that ending. 9:57
really enjoyed this, keep doing what you love!
Any plans on doing ECN-2 in the future? Love using Kodak vision3 in some occasions and it would be nice to send it to y’all along with the other rolls
No current plans on ECN-2 at the moment.
Interesting use of Adobe Podcast at 1:40
Hello, love your video is it cheaper to just have my old negative scanned or printed?
Scanned. In order to print those photos, we would have to scan them anyways. If you’re just looking to digitize them, you can place an order online and select scan size.
I’ve always been curious on those automatic production developing machines. Is it possible to push C41 with them? Cool to see BTS.
Yes, we can push C41 with them.
So I have old negatives that are you know just like not long like there’s maybe five or six pictures do you just tape those together and then put them through the machine?
Shoot us an email of what you have and we can better help you: mike@reformedfilmlab.com
I develop film not feelings!!!!! Ooooo, I develop film not feelings!
Family??
Family owned business? Yes, and our staff are long time family friends who make all the magic happen!
@@reformedfilmlabhahahah it’s very much a team effort ;)
Really nice video. But I do have a question, and I think I know the answer, but do you return the negatives to the customer? Thanks!
We sure do. For scanning orders, you’re given the option at checkout to return them or dispose of them if they are not needed. Scanning and print orders automatically have the negatives included with your prints.
Working in a lab in the uk for 17 yrs