SpektraLab

SpektraLab develops your photos the way a darkroom does. Each frame is exposed onto a measured film, developed, and printed on a measured paper, with light traced from 380 to 780 nanometres in 81 steps. What you get is not a filter laid on top. It is a print. NOT A FILTER. A PRINT. A preset moves colors around. SpektraLab moves light: through the film's dye layers, then through the paper's. Grain, halation and the colors in the shadows come out of that process, so every photo responds the way film would, at the size you shot it. TWENTY-FOUR FILMS. NINE PAPERS. Color negative, slide, cine and black-and-white stocks, each a measured profile with its own curves and dye spectra. Pick a film and its recommended paper comes with it. A slide film is scanned, never printed, because that is how slide film works. THE DARKROOM, BY HAND Change the enlarger's color, the exposure and the contrast,…