[Frameworks] film transfer question

[Adam Hyman]

The place in Seattle has been open to doing scans with hand-manipulated 16mm and 35mm (such as cyanotype)  Give them a call, describe the situation.  They will want to inspect and evaluate it first.
Light Press
https://www.lightpress.tv/
They will also not clean it if you ask them, but as already mentioned, they might opt not to do it.

Spectra in North Hollywood has said that they might be open to it, but I don't know if they have actually done it.

Based on Academy restoration work, I infer Colorlab in Maryland might also be open to it.

A

On 12/7/21, 3:38 PM, "Frameworks on behalf of Jeff Kreines" <frameworks-bounces at film-gallery.org on behalf of jeff at kinetta.com> wrote:

    Where are you located?  Anyone with a Kinetta Archival Scanner can do it. The only potential problem is if the paint were to come off on the PTR rollers of the machine — the film would be fine but the rollers are not cheap.


    Jeff Kreines
    Kinetta
    jeff at kinetta.com
    kinetta.com

    Sent from iPhone. 

    > On Dec 7, 2021, at 6:28 PM, Charles Chadwick <infiltration834 at gmail.com> wrote:
    > 
    > 
    > Hi folks, 
    > 
    > I'm looking for a lab that would be comfortable transferring hand-painted film (painted with dr. martin's inks), scratched and taped film, to 1080p, Does anyone know of anyplace? I can rephotograph it, but I don't have access to an optical printer....rephotography would be just a camera and projector. Thanks for any info.
    > 
    > -charles
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