These shows (2 so far) are informative, but for my taste a bit long. I didn't watch till the end, but I'm glad they are putting them out there. The guests that have had have been very open with information.
The first segment on Midtone Machines was useful in that the inventor is not only talented, but committed to seeing the project through to commercial production.
I watched the video, it's a bit long, but I really enjoy hearing from all the guests. I am very impressed with the progress that Andrew from Midtonemachines.com has made. I've been following over at the large format site. I would encourage folks to visit there's a year plus of work there.
I think that this design has a great potential for the small shop or studio that does multiple processes.
For E6 there's no "minilab" type machines around any longer. So either you mail your film coming and going, to a large lab with dip and dunk machines. Or you do it yourself. I'm recently retired, so I can stand in front of the huge Jobo machine for whatever is required.
In the not so distant past every dental office had a small closet like darkroom for developing Xray films. I could see something like this, for retailers, for black and white film, E6 films. Load a tank, press start and come back and hang the film to dry.
This would be great for everyone .