Leica M6 TTL and the Lomochrome Purple 35mm Film
For the second roll of film that I tried out in the Leica M6 TTL, I decided to use the
For the second roll of film that I tried out in the Leica M6 TTL, I decided to use the
I was quite excited to recently receive my order of the 120 LomoChrome Purple film that I had pre-ordered late
read more Trying out the LomoChrome Purple 120 Film in my Hasselblad 500 C/M
I’ve owned a Lomography Fisheye No. 2 camera for several months but hadn’t felt the need to blog about it
read more Lomography Fisheye No. 2 35mm Camera and LomoChrome Purple XR 100-400 Film
Back in September I visited Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia for the day along with my husband and a couple of
read more Double Exposures with my Lomography Sprocket Rocket Camera in Kuala Lumpur
I’m a big lover of the Lomography Lomochrome Purple film (since purple is my favourite colour!) and have really liked
read more My Olympus Pen FT Camera and Lomochrome Purple 35mm film
My favourite colour is Purple and I have a real love of psychedelic style photography with weird and wacky colours instead of the normal colour photos. It was pretty obvious to me in view of this that I was going to end up having a real love of the LomoChrome Purple film available at Lomography. Since the ISO range is between 100-400, it gives more experimentation options of the colour results. Basically, if you have an ISO of 100, the purple will be brighter and lighter on greens and if the ISO is 400, the greens in a photo will be more of an indigo colour. This is a 35mm film which is developed under the standard C-41 process. Lomography also do a 120mm film version which I’m keen to try out in my Diana F+ camera but as is often common with Lomography films, this is currently out of stock. I’ve tried this film a couple of times now (in
read more The Sprocket Rocket Camera and LomoChrome Purple XR 100-400 35mm Film