[Frameworks] New independent lab in Lyon, France

[Ignacio Tamarit]

Hola Stefano!

What a great news this is! Are you joining forces with Les Météorites?

Lomo Tanks are not really neccesary, you can process film in bath tub or
sink, or big buckets! We had a great experience learning how to process
film with buckets in Buenos Aires with the help of Dianna Barrie and
Richard Tuohy, Lomo tanks are quite impossible to get here and customs are
a pain in the ass, so its good to work with what you have at hand!

I could try to get super 8 tape splicer and ship one to you, there is a guy
that kept in a vault lots of bolex splicers new in boxes not open.

Lots of love!

Nacho

2018-08-30 14:38 GMT-03:00 Stefano Miraglia <miraglia.stefano at gmail.com>:

> Dear Frameworkers,
>
> I am in a new team within Les Inattendus
> <https://www.facebook.com/Inattendus/> association, we are setting up a
> small independent super8/16mm lab in Lyon (France), the Lumière brothers'
> city. We know it's a long journey but we are very committed. We are
> currently on the lookout for a place and for basic equipment.
>
> As for the equipment we are looking for, these are our priorities:
>
> - Lomo spiral for super8 and 16mm (UPB-1A)
>
> - developing tanks
>
> - CIR super8/16mm/35mm splicers (the tape ones, we already have the
> glue-ones)
>
> Anybody knows where we can find some of these items and at which prices?
> Is any of you selling equipment? Have you got other types of
> tools/machines/chemicals to sell/give out? Any recommendation on brands and
> models we should prioritise/avoid? All info or piece of advice is very much
> welcome!
>
> Thank you in advance for your help!
> *Stefano Miraglia*
> stefanomiraglia.eu
>
>
>
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