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> I had never even heard of an uncut developed roll of film before That's how film is developed. Someone at a lab has to cut it. > who is honestly shooting th
by jdelman 10mo ago
> I had never even heard of an uncut developed roll of film before
That's how film is developed. Someone at a lab has to cut it.
> who is honestly shooting that much 135 film
How about a film lab? A place where "uncut developed film" is extremely common.
>it's worth 1600 Euros to buy a faster scanner for it
Price is 999 euro.
> pros who still shoot film would use a larger format
Some do, some don't. It depends on the project. I'm a little surprised by your comment looking at your history. You say you're a retired professional photographer and you've never heard of "uncut developed film" before? If you're retired in 2025, you must have been working when all photography was on film. You never developed a roll of film before?
- skhr0680 10mo agoPlease don’t be patronizing. Are you involved with this project? Your comment is hostile and involves digging through my post history etc. What I meant was “every lab I’ve ever had my film developed at cut and sleeved film by default because there were plenty of reasons to do so and not many reasons to not” > Price is 999 euro. It says on the site it will retail for 1599 EUR
- jdelman 10mo agoOk fair enough, was a bit hostile there. No involvement with the project, and it’s practically vaporware at this point. But I don’t think it’s unreasonable to dig through people’s post histories, though. I also found the reference to 1599 buried in the FAQ. Having said all that, film labs and rich enthusiasts do seem to be the target market for this product, if it ever launches.