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introduction
My name is Nailya Safarova, I am the co -founder of Dehancer, and since 2015, the head of the Dehance Film Research Laboratory, where we are developing unique ways to digitize analog materials. Before that, I participated in the establishment of Sreda Film Lab-the largest film laboratory in the post-Soviet Union. I hold two degrees: one in standards, monotheism, quality management, and another in press photography. I have more than 25 years of experience in both analog and digital photography, as well as in the processing of signal and images.
In Dehancer, focus on color research and create digital tools that repeat the behavior of the movie. Photography is my hobby as well, and I finally make me happy to share my experience with others who are equally excited about visual aesthetics.
How did you start writing?
I started writing articles about five years ago, when I saw the growing interest in Dehnceer and Film analog in general. These days, I mostly write to our company’s blog and sometimes contribute to external platforms, including Hackernoon. For me, the exchange of experience is necessary – especially in a rare and accurate field such as color science.
How did technology affect the way you write?
It has made technology possible for me to explain complex topics in a simple and accessible way – using screenshots, videos and digital simulation. In Dehancer, we create tools that simulate the film in the digital space, and many articles are based on our internal scientific research. Digital platforms provide immediate comments from readers and help me adapt the message. It turns the writing process into a form of direct dialogue.
Share your most prominent trip?
One of the turning points realized that our experience could be transferred in a representative laboratory to the digital field. We started experiments, then we spent years in conducting scientific research, which eventually led to our first product. There were difficult times – we worked in losing during the first three years, and invested our savings. But our leadership of growth and our belief in what we built helped us to push. Today, our product is known and used all over the world.
What is your creative process?
I rarely sit to write on a strict schedule – most texts arise as answers to circulating questions or as attempts to explain the concepts of complex shades of colors. Ideas often come during the development of products or team discussions. Then go to drafts, editorial reviews, and reviews. For me, it is important not only not every text knows, but also inspires.
Your preferred (article) (article) to this day?
One of my favorite pieces is the first article I wrote about how analog processes have become the basis for our digital tool. He was honest and helped many people understand that Dehancer is not just a visual candidate-it is a result of years of practical and measurement experience. I am also proud of the articles where I explain how colors work in the cinema – they help the colors of visual artists and artists to better understand their craft.
How did you hear about Hackernoon? Share with us about your experience with Hackernoon.
I started reading Hackernoon before I contributed – I was looking for international platforms involved in deep technical knowledge. When I had the opportunity to publish here, I felt an important teacher – Hackernoon is respected for the quality and depth of its content. I appreciate how the basic system appreciates an objective experience and gives a voice to those who really understand their fields.
What did you learn from your journey?
The biggest lesson is that specialized knowledge can be valuable for a wide audience – if you explain the reason for the importance of this. I have also learned that in the digital age, honesty, scientific rigor and respect for the corresponding heritage are estimated in particular. Even the most complex ideas can be simple – this is a real skill.
Final ideas
Writing is a way to build bridges between technology and people. Especially in areas where aesthetics and science intersect. I want my product to develop only, but also inspire others – to experience, search, and perhaps even to return to the movie. Share your knowledge, even when it’s difficult – there will always be a person to help open it.
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