Customer Reviews

Lomography 35mm 100/36 ISO Fine Color Negative Film - 3 Pack

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Hey guys, rather than complain and say, my pictures were crappy because of this crappy slow film, use a tripod. Great images aren't free. If you're shooting fast moving subjects, then you're using the wrong film for the job at hand.
Digital spoils us fast, I guess.

I bought this film with the purpose of using it with a Diana Mini camera, a lot of people discouraged me of buying it because it's ISO 100 (slow type of film), but since I live in a place where is bright and sunny at least 300 days of the year I decided to give it a try. I was not dissapointed at all, the pictures had vivid colors and there where no grainy photos whatsoever!

I must highlight that this film is best suited for bright and sunny days where it works best, if your intention is to take shots at night without a tripod go with ISO 800 or higher, or if you pretend to take pictures indoors and outdoors use the ISO 400.

This film is great. You mostly can only use it with natural day light, or a flash though because the speed is so low. BUT the good thing is that it is not grainy at all when exposed correctly. The colors are beautiful. I love this film.

I purchased a three-pack of this film mainly as a curiosity to see if it lived up to its "fine color" description. I shot several rolls with a Canon AE-1 (using the "program" setting as well as a few higher shutter speeds) and results for the most part were pretty nice.

As mentioned elsewhere, you'll need ample light to get the most of your shots. Outdoor shots in bright daylight yielded some great pictures though the degree of color saturation depends largely on what you're shooting. The richer the subject color the more distinct the images will tend to be I've noticed. Backyard shots of our dogs (2 black labs & a German shepherd) against a green yard looked great for example, whereas shots of our kids playing at the park didn't appear any more saturated than shots taken using regular garden-variety film.

For what it costs, it certainly doesn't hurt to try - good light and a color-rich subject will definitely make it worth the outlay.

I really love the grain of a 100 film, but I didn't notice anything spectacular about this particular brand. You can get a similar look from the film you grab at a quick mart. That said, the photos looked wonderful, as per expected of a Lomo product.

Pictures always come out with great color. Perfect compliment to other Lomography products. I use it with the Fisheye camera.

Love this film, in fact it is my favorite film speed. Great color, good for anyone who is interested in lomo cameras and some film! :)

I'd never used Lomography film before ordering this, but I was intrigued and decided to try it.

I used all three rolls with my SuperHeadz Wide angle 35mm camera.
I was very pleasantly surprised when I got my film developed -- the photos look so good! I kind of expected the supposed color contrast to not be that noticeable, but the colors are super vibrant and gorgeous. It was easy to use the film and I had no problems with it. Definitely going to be getting more, since it's only about $4 a roll.

I really like this film, because it's simple and different. Also, I would recommend this film for others to try.
I only had one problem with it, that some of my picture didn't turn out on my first roll. I wouldn't necessarily blame this on the film itself. I bet it was just my own fault.
But, all in all, this film is great.

If you want to get lomography film get at least an ISO speed of 400 or more. Most of my photos came out really fuzzy and kinda crappy. Maybe only a couple of photos came out ok, but the rest were just a mess. Nice film to experiment with but not for anything serious.