You want to develop films or enlarge negatives? You have that camera but don't know how it works? Then come to the Darkroom.
In the Darkroom, the film and photo lab at #Rosenwerk, it's all about real film. Whether black and white or color, Photo or Moving image in Super 8 or 16mm cine filmwe can help you put your ideas on paper or on the screen. Thanks to our Camera rental the only thing you need to bring with you is the film for exposure.
Or do you already have experience and are looking for a place to realize your ideas? You can rent our Rooms for developing and enlarging in the darkroom, film cutting and much more and much more.
Just come along to our open workshop or take a look at our workshops. Has your preferred workshop already finished? Then ask anyway.
open workshop
every 3rd Thursday 6-8 pm
or by appointment
(please register in advance by e-mail, because you can't hear the Rosenwerk bell in the DRKRM)
darkroom@listen.konglomerat.org
Photography bw & color
- Enlarge negatives in black and white and in color
- Film processing black and white negatives or slides
(for color film processing we recommend Foto Labor Service Görner)
Film
- Film processing in black and white and color in Normal 8, Super 8 or 16mm
- Film editing with viewer or Steenbeck editing table
- Copying in black and white or color, dubbing* and projecting
*in progress
Shooting
- Flash equipment and spotlights for photo & film
- Tripods
- Repro work
Rental
From fun cameras to real cameras, we rent out cameras for various photo and film formats. And with the DRKRM to go, you can set up your own darkroom at home.
Prices on request
DRKRM workshops are not only held at the Rosenwerk. For cine film workshops we were guests at thedresdner schmalfilmtageat theJan Evangelista Purkyně University in Ústí nad Labem as well as at the Dresden University of Fine Arts and the University of Music and Theater "Felix Mendelsohn Bartholdy" Leipzig.
In cooperation with Click e.V. Berlin, the DRKRM has organized film and photography workshops, including at the analogueNOW! Photoweekend, at theGrassi Museum Leipzig.
