Liquidation of the analogue darkroom and complete shift to digital post-production and printing processes. 

Since then, Digital Darkroom Berlin also operates under this new name. The professional experience in the analogue b/w process for the production of baryta prints for the art sector has been transferred to the digital process.  Thus, Digital Darkroom Berlin is today considered one of the Master Fine Art Printers, from the production of print files for artists to the subsequent printing on fine art papers. Digital Darkroom Berlin is especially experienced in the field of black and white photography: The print files produced from scans are adapted to match the appearance of the original photograph, at the time of its creation. The resulting black and white prints on baryta paper are probably unique in their outstanding quality.

Berlin, Bergmannstrasse 68.

Relocation of the company to its current premises at Bergmannstrasse 68, in one of the few typical Kreuzberg factory buildings still in industrial use, built in 1912.

Berlin, Bluecherstrasse 32.

Relocation to Berlin-Kreuzberg into the former furniture store Kunst, known in the city for its slogan “Moebel Kunst, he lives – I knew – Bluecherstrasse 32”.