Very cool to see a lab like this up and running in this day and age, just great to see. I suspect if more of these types of labs pop up it will only add to the enthusiasm analogue film has provided the photographic hobbyist. I think it would be a great addition to any city, especially here in my home town of Toronto, Canada....so if you're watching - go for it.
Hey, I'm about to move to Toronto, so that would be awesome. I'm hoping to find an analog photography community, and begin developing E6 myself. From BC, peace! Haha
what a marvellous enterprise! Another example encapsulating the positives of film photography. Art, Community, Learning, Sharing and Practise - wonderful!
I used to actually work in a film lab, with that exact developing machine and scanner. I miss it sometimes. Hopefully one day I'll come and see the space!
Awesome place. I was lucky to pick up a Jobo CPE2 and really like the set up with their CPP3 processor recessed in the worktop.....time to get the jig saw out.
What a cool place, really great to see! I hope it will inspire similar initiatives around the world. I recently tried camera scanning for the first time, and your guide really helped to make it a good experience, so thanks for that!
Hey I'm glad the guide helped! Yeah I can imagine this concept catching on... we weren't sure or able to see that there are any similar places in other parts of the world
Stumbled upon this as a recommendation. Cool! Saw that at the time of my comment it is temporally closed and hope y'all can be available to the community again. I am lucky to live in a town with a great community darkroom but no Scanner or C4... I know there used to be something similar in Berlin. This is great specially for color film scanning, I did find ok labs for occasional use but would love to do it myself and into big huge tiffs under my parameters and interpretation.
How good is this idea of a lab! I had herd about them during COVID, but didn't get around to see them. I was on a photowalk a few weeks ago in Collingwood and stumbled across it! Had a good chat to Gavin their on that day!
Damn this is an awesome concept! I would be so interested in something like this where I live just to be able to work with a Frontier scanner! Great video Hashem!
This is amazing! I so wish we had one over here. I have setup my home to be completely DIY process to print, but a Jobo doesn't run film nearly as quickly or consistently as a roller transport processor.
@@pushingfilm They’re super strong by default. I tuned mine way down to precisely match the values given out by movie printers. I.E. 6 points = one stop.
Very cool to see a lab like this up and running in this day and age, just great to see. I suspect if more of these types of labs pop up it will only add to the enthusiasm analogue film has provided the photographic hobbyist. I think it would be a great addition to any city, especially here in my home town of Toronto, Canada....so if you're watching - go for it.
Hey, I'm about to move to Toronto, so that would be awesome. I'm hoping to find an analog photography community, and begin developing E6 myself. From BC, peace! Haha
what a marvellous enterprise! Another example encapsulating the positives of film photography. Art, Community, Learning, Sharing and Practise - wonderful!
I used to actually work in a film lab, with that exact developing machine and scanner. I miss it sometimes.
Hopefully one day I'll come and see the space!
Awesome place. I was lucky to pick up a Jobo CPE2 and really like the set up with their CPP3 processor recessed in the worktop.....time to get the jig saw out.
What a cool space! Looks like a great community to be involved with! Thanks for the tour Hashem ;)
What a cool place, really great to see! I hope it will inspire similar initiatives around the world. I recently tried camera scanning for the first time, and your guide really helped to make it a good experience, so thanks for that!
Hey I'm glad the guide helped! Yeah I can imagine this concept catching on... we weren't sure or able to see that there are any similar places in other parts of the world
Wow what a great spot!!! We need one in Sydney!!!!!!
Stumbled upon this as a recommendation. Cool! Saw that at the time of my comment it is temporally closed and hope y'all can be available to the community again.
I am lucky to live in a town with a great community darkroom but no Scanner or C4... I know there used to be something similar in Berlin. This is great specially for color film scanning, I did find ok labs for occasional use but would love to do it myself and into big huge tiffs under my parameters and interpretation.
How good is this idea of a lab! I had herd about them during COVID, but didn't get around to see them. I was on a photowalk a few weeks ago in Collingwood and stumbled across it! Had a good chat to Gavin their on that day!
Damn this is an awesome concept! I would be so interested in something like this where I live just to be able to work with a Frontier scanner! Great video Hashem!
Thanks man!
Really enjoyed this video! Nice work!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks man :-)
Super rad! Needs to be more labs like this. Great vid dude
For sure :-) Thanks Brae, if you ever visit down here I reckon you'd enjoy Melbourne 😄
Wow what a cool space... I wish we had one around here.
what a great concept. :O
This is so cool! Wish there was something like it by me
Awesome! Looks like a place to visit in a few months... :D
For sure! We'll go there when you're here :D
Nice.
This is amazing! I so wish we had one over here. I have setup my home to be completely DIY process to print, but a Jobo doesn't run film nearly as quickly or consistently as a roller transport processor.
Yeah the roller transport really takes all the effort and thinking away :-D
brilliant!
This is so cool 😃! Is there anything like it in Sydney 🌏?
Not that I know of!
Looks like a great service where you can learn new skills, or just do it your own way in some ways if you're more advanced.
Gez the controls for CMY D on the SP3000 are set super rough.
Yeah the increments could use tweaking on that one
@@pushingfilm They’re super strong by default. I tuned mine way down to precisely match the values given out by movie printers. I.E. 6 points = one stop.
Their website is down unfortunately.
Why is that one SP500 so shiny?
I think they had the faceplates repainted on some of the SP500s!
@@pushingfilm Looks great. So shiny.