Last week I shot my first rolls of Lomo 400 and 800 and was actually blown away at the results...they're quite afordable here in Portugal as well and I'll definitely start using them a lot more. Great video!
Great video! The reason that this film is that fantastic is pretty simple. It is Kodak material. Quote from Wikipedia: "[Lomography] Colour films 100, 400, 800 are thought to be based on Kodacolor VR formulations from the mid-1980s. All currently manufactured by Kodak in USA." However, great results and surely professional work. Keep shooting film, please!
I am just getting back into film. I shoot a canon rebel G 35mm SLR usually with fujifilm 200 or 400. I just ordered a 3 pack of Lomo 800 to see how it does around sundown. I noticed you had good results in the evening with street lights.
They raised the priced a week ago by 40%. Now its almost as expensive as pro films like portra or ektar. So now you buy an amatuer film for the price of a pro film. Lomocolor 100-800=dead.
Oh man Fuji Pro400H was such a great film, although keeping the cyan casts under control(I DSLR scan & use Negative Lab Pro)could be tricky, but I’ll sure miss it! With regards to Cinestill I had better luck finding it in 35mm. Got some really cool night shots in the LA area, Utah and Phoenix(where I live). I’d love to wander around Tokyo with only my old Nikon F2, great video!👍🏼
Good vlog! You’ve sold it too me , I shoot surf on Nikonos in all manner of lights and a film can do 2 weeks otherwise I blast shots of nothing to get to the end of the roll
Wow really love your content this is amazing. What is your preferred editing software you use for videomaking , I'd love to have a conversation and maybe even collaborate on different ways in telling stories through film!
I like that you divided the video into different scenarios, can barely find videos like this so it's appreciated :)
Last week I shot my first rolls of Lomo 400 and 800 and was actually blown away at the results...they're quite afordable here in Portugal as well and I'll definitely start using them a lot more. Great video!
Nice to see real world photos and commentary. Thank you.
Great video! The reason that this film is that fantastic is pretty simple. It is Kodak material. Quote from Wikipedia: "[Lomography] Colour films 100, 400, 800 are thought to be based on Kodacolor VR formulations from the mid-1980s. All currently manufactured by Kodak in USA." However, great results and surely professional work. Keep shooting film, please!
I am just getting back into film. I shoot a canon rebel G 35mm SLR usually with fujifilm 200 or 400. I just ordered a 3 pack of Lomo 800 to see how it does around sundown. I noticed you had good results in the evening with street lights.
They raised the priced a week ago by 40%. Now its almost as expensive as pro films like portra or ektar. So now you buy an amatuer film for the price of a pro film. Lomocolor 100-800=dead.
Oh man Fuji Pro400H was such a great film, although keeping the cyan casts under control(I DSLR scan & use Negative Lab Pro)could be tricky, but I’ll sure miss it! With regards to Cinestill I had better luck finding it in 35mm. Got some really cool night shots in the LA area, Utah and Phoenix(where I live). I’d love to wander around Tokyo with only my old Nikon F2, great video!👍🏼
Bob Ross of analog Photography
I really love your work man , you are so underrated , keep doing your thing man 🙌 I enjoy ur videos even im not a photographer ❤
Just stumbled upon your channel. Great review and images. Subbed!
nice review bro, gotta buy soon hehe 👏🏻
I've got a 3 pack of this stock in both 35MM & 120, can't wait to shoot with it
Awesome video man. Just picked up some rolls in 120 to see how it performs. Subscribed!
film and mericari god right here, iykyk
Good vlog! You’ve sold it too me , I shoot surf on Nikonos in all manner of lights and a film can do 2 weeks otherwise I blast shots of nothing to get to the end of the roll
The limo golf I shot a few years ago seems to be really different very wild colors.
Loving the grind man, but you have to let me know what Shoota remix you used in that post. I can't get over it.
soundcloud.com/pearlchilds/shoota
very nice photos
You should to a guide on the whole process all the way from film into camera to picture developed and scanned to digital uploaded to computer
will do that soon!
Cleaannnnn
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5:29 this to me looks a lot closer to the motion picture film (Kodak vision 500t) in terms of color
Wow really love your content this is amazing. What is your preferred editing software you use for videomaking , I'd love to have a conversation and maybe even collaborate on different ways in telling stories through film!
Premiere Pro!
amazing shots, love your videos! wanted to ask if you were shooting on auto?
Yes!
What ISO are you shooting at when you're shooting during day time outdoors?
😍😍😍
What camera
Japan is taxing you can get porta 160 over here for that price 🤣 2:38