Long before Photoshop, Digital SLRS and FTP, all images were produced in a darkroom. Content for news, advertisements, entertainment and art were all shot on film. Neil Nanda, a Parsons alumni, established Color Resource Center, the first stand alone analog and film processing lab in New York City in 1993. His commitment to precisely handle negatives ,knowing his client’s film would turn into iconic works of art, is still the objective at CRC. Photographers of all skill levels from hobbyists and students to professional artists, have continued to trust CRC with their film for over two decades. As technology influenced creators to transition from analog to digital practices, Neil, with the help of his partner Brian Joseph, created Vista Imaging Group to appropriately accommodate their customers through the ever-changing climate of the industry. Vista Imaging Group followed CRC’s philosophy and values required to run a successful film lab. As an all in-house post creative print production company, Vista Imaging Group materializes ideas into physical experiences with its extensive list of services from various forms of signage to mounting, framing and installation.Vista Imaging Group and Color Resource Center are located in Midtown Manhattan.