Welcome to nano lab
Australia's small gauge film specialists

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Wonderous new offerings from nanolab!

Heard about the end of Ektachrome 100d? Read on!

Nanolab will continue to process Ektachrome and other colour reversal stock. With the end of Ektachrome, we have introduced what is perhaps the finest colour reversal super 8 stock ever - Velvia ,. This is to become our current standard option for super 8 users. And a NEW SUPER 8 COLOUR REVERSAL STOCK - Agfa Aviphotchrome 200d - will be available around April 2013!! This is very exciting news. It is being packaged by our friends at Wittner Kinotechnik in Germany (as is the Velvia). Later in the year this stock will also be available in Standard 8, meaning a return to a colour standard 8 offering.

We are also now selling a new black and white super 8 stock - ADOX PanX 100. This is an ideal replacement for the discontinued Plus-X and is a beautiful and very fine grained stock.

KODACHROME is BACK!! ... Well, not really. But due to popular demand, nanolab has decided to re-introduce our black and white negative processing service of ANY OLD 8MM STOCK. This includes Kodachrome 40, Kodachrome II, Agfachrome, Agfamoviechrome, Focal, etc. Note, these will only be developed as a Black and White negative ONLY. This means they will only be suitable for transfer to digital, not projection.

16mm processing is also back! We are once again offering processing of 100' rolls of 16mm colour reversal and black and white reversal. We currently have Tri-X 16mm for sale. We will soon have the Aviphotchrome available in 16mm as well.

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What's new at nano lab Velvia 50d (Wittnerchrome 50d) now in stock! Colour negative processing - 50d, 200t, 500t and stock 16mm 100' processing of colour and black and white reversal Tri-X 16mm 100' in stock now! ADOX panX 100 asa black and white super 8 Any Old Stock (such as Kodachrome) developed as black and white negative.

Please Read the following: nano lab processes all films using manual equipment. There are no machines! This means there can be no scratches caused by build-up on rollers. Hand processing allows us to process your film quickly and using fresh chemistry. We don't need to wait for large batches or use potentially ageing chemistry. In this way our turn around time is generally only a few days. Having said that, it is important to note that we are only human. We make absolutely every effort to process your film to the highest possible standard, but like any lab we can take no responsibility for any loss or damage that may occur, even through our own negligence or that of our agents. Our liability is limited to the value of the film stock as a maximum and is determined at our discretion.