Irohas Photo Film Lab

Irohas Photo Sydney is your premier professional film lab in the heart of Sydney CBD (Haymarket). We specialize in fast, high-quality analog film developing, scanning, and printing. Our Services: * Same-Day Developing: Reliable speed for C-41 color negative film. * Disposable Cameras: Expert processing for all single-use cameras. * Pro Formats: Comprehensive handling of 35mm & 120 film, including Black & White and E-6 slide film. * Print & Scan: High-resolution scanning and professional photo printing. Visit our Haymarket store to browse fresh film stocks and quality second-hand cameras. Walk-ins are always welcome!

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Contact Information

Address:

398-402 Sussex St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia

Phone:

+61 414 852 820

Website

https://irohasphoto.com.au/pages/irohas-sydney

Location

Welcome to Irohas Photo Film Lab, your premier destination for professional film processing and digital printing right here in the vibrant heart of Sydney's CBD, at 398-402 Sussex St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000. Nestled in the iconic Haymarket precinct, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional service to film enthusiasts, collectors, and photographers who value quality, precision, and a dedicated space for their photographic memories.

Irohas Photo Film Lab is dedicated exclusively to film. We understand that film offers a unique aesthetic and experience that many photographers cherish. Our purpose-built facility, located at 398-402 Sussex St, Haymarket, is equipped with the latest technology and staffed by professionals passionate about film. Whether you're a seasoned analogue photographer or inheriting a collection of film treasures, we are here to help you preserve and enhance your images.

At Irohas Photo Film Lab, we offer a comprehensive range of services tailored specifically for film. Our commitment is to provide high-quality results that do justice to the artistry captured on film, right here in our Sydney studio.

Our Core Services:

Film Scanning: We specialise in transforming your physical film negatives and slides into stunning, high-resolution digital files. Our state-of-the-art film scanners capture every detail, grain, and nuance, ensuring your digital copies are of the highest possible quality. We offer various scanning formats to suit your needs:

35mm Negatives & Prints: Ideal for standard photographic prints. 120/220 Roll Film (4x5, 6x4.5, 6x6, 6x7, Mamiya 67): Scanning medium format film to capture the rich detail of larger negatives. 35mm Slides (Transparencies): Digitising your vibrant colour slides for modern displays and printing. Specialised Film Formats: We can also accommodate other formats upon request.

Digital Output: Once your film is scanned, we provide a range of digital file options delivered conveniently via email directly to your inbox:

JPEG Files: Ready-to-use web and print files in standard sizes (e.g., 8x10, 11x14, 16x20). TIFF Files: High-resolution, uncompressed files suitable for professional printing and further editing.

Print Services: We offer professional C-type (chromolithography) printing for your film scans. This traditional method faithfully reproduces the colours and tones of your original film, often preferred by analogue photographers. Prints are available in various sizes and can be custom-ordered.

Our Commitment to Quality:

Processing film requires precision and care. At Irohas Photo Film Lab, we employ professional-grade film scanners calibrated for accuracy and consistency. Our experienced technicians handle each roll or sheet with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring minimal dust and scratches. We understand that film processing can vary, and we are happy to discuss specific requirements or potential variations in your film's condition.

Convenient Location:

Located at 398-402 Sussex St, Haymarket, our lab is easily accessible within Sydney's central business district. We are situated in the heart of the bustling Haymarket area, making us a convenient option for photographers working or living in the immediate vicinity.

Experience the Irohas Difference:

Choosing Irohas Photo Film Lab means choosing a partner who understands the nuances of film. We combine technical expertise with a genuine appreciation for analogue photography. From the initial scan to the final print, we are dedicated to helping you rediscover and preserve the magic of your film images, all managed from our base at 398-402 Sussex St, Haymarket.

Contact Irohas Photo Film Lab at 398-402 Sussex St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000 or visit our website for more information on our services and to place orders: https://irohasphoto.com.au/pages/irohas-sydney. You can also reach us by phone at +61 414 852 820.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What types of film do you process at your Haymarket location?

A: We specialise in 35mm film (negatives and slides), medium format roll film (120/220 formats like 4x5, 6x4.5, 6x6, 6x7, Mamiya 67), and other formats upon request. We focus solely on film processing and digitisation.

Q2: How long does film scanning typically take from Haymarket?

A: Turnaround times vary depending on the volume of film and the specific service requested (e.g., standard scan vs. custom print). Generally, you can expect your scanned digital files to be ready within 3-5 business days from the time your film is received at our 398-402 Sussex St location. Custom prints may take slightly longer.

Q3: Can you scan old or damaged film located in Sydney?

A: Yes, we can attempt to scan film that is old or potentially damaged. While we strive to recover the best possible image quality, results can depend heavily on the condition of the film. We recommend contacting us at +61 414 852 820 before sending damaged film to discuss expectations and potential limitations.

Q4: Do you offer bulk film processing discounts from your Sydney lab?

A: While we don't always have formal bulk pricing packages, we appreciate volume and may offer a discount for larger quantities of film processed at our 398-402 Sussex St location. Please inquire about bulk pricing when contacting us.

Q5: How can I send my film to be processed in Haymarket?