“It all started as a small passion project,” says Fabriccio Díaz, 28, who, together with his wife Lucía Ramírez, 25, runs the only fully operational photo film development lab in Central America from their apartment in Guatemala City.
“Now we have over 60 clients a month and have developed over 800 rolls just this year,” he adds.

A two year clinical trial to revolutionise hip surgery using a state-of-the-art robotic guidance system has been taking place in Devon.
The research, which is the first of its kind in the world, is being led by The Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust in Exeter.
The ‘hip surgical techniques to enhance rehabilitation’ (HIPSTER) study aims to improve the experience of people having a total hip replacement to treat severe arthritis by cutting fewer tendons during surgery.
Lead research nurse Lizzy Gordon said the trial could “benefit a lot of people”

The committee for economic development has asked the States of Deliberation to agree to the development and implementation of new technology in Guernsey.
It said in a policy letter the neutral licensing framework would enable the future deployment of next generation mobile technology, including 5G in the Bailiwick.
The committee said it outlined guiding principles and objections for the Guernsey Competition and Regulatory Authority to consider when “modifying or issuing telecoms licences”.
It said the “benefits” offered by 5G and successive technologies would enable the deployment of “new applications, services and products to drive the economy forward”.