Award-winning film processor for home and small labs
Develop your film
the easy way
- Get consistently perfect results with every roll
- Save money on lab costs – develop all film at home
- No more waiting on lab to process your film
Made for film photographers
AGO Film Processor
Your darkroom assistant. AGO monitors your chemistry’s temperature and adjusts development times automatically, ensuring consistent negatives every time. Its automated agitation further streamlines your routine, letting you concentrate on what matters.
Loved by more than 1500 photographers
What Photographers Love About AGO
Consistency
Automated agitation and smart time adjustments ensure perfect negatives every time.
More Freedom
Let AGO handle development while you relax, prep, or enjoy a coffee.
Saves Chemistry
Rotary processing minimizes chemical use while maintaining top-quality results.
Total Control
Use ready-made programs or customize any program to your liking.
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From beginner to a professional film photographer
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Powerful features
Active time-temperature compensation
AGO monitors chemical temperature in the tank and compensates development time for any changes in chemical temperature, removing the need to meticulously follow the temperatures during development.
Automatic agitation
No more hand agitating your film and keeping eye on the time – it’s all handled by AGO. You choose the speeds, intervals and methods and AGO runs the show.
Saving chemicals, saving money
Thanks to rotary processing you can save up to 60% on chemicals. You’ll be doing good for your wallet and the planet.
Select program and press start
Built-in programs for most popular processes ensure that you never miss a development step.
Complete Control
Customize any programs or create your own developing programs, you have the control. Connect with Wi-Fi from phone or computer.
Compatibility
Use any Paterson tank to develop 1-8 rolls of 35mm at once. Buy our large format reels and develop 4×5, 5×7, 9x12cm or even 8×10 film and prints at home
