I decided to combine the Snovlox film with a fisheye lens and for some reason the whole thing came out really dark!

I do not blame the film for this as when you look at other examples, they seem bright enough, I also don't blame my Lomography Fish Eye camera, I'm not entirely sure but I think it was something to do with development and the 'snowflakes' being automatically being taken as a point of reference for the light - so at this point I'm blaming the company I use (which isn't analogue wonderland..)

In conclusion it was fun to use, and I'm not at all put off by the film. Will be using Revolog again!

A fun film to use, probably best used for informal occasions, white spots look great on darker pictures!

I had this film in a Rollei 35 camera for about a year before finally finishing it. I didn't think it would really work in Summer. The snow effects worked better when it was actually snowing (no surprise) but I found it full of contrast though at times maybe a little artificial? I'd say that you need to know why you have loaded it up before you use it, otherwise it stays in the camera a long time. But very happy with the rather weird and quirky results. Abstarct images no problem with this stuff.

Bought this and took some fun snowy shots over Christmas. Not for everyone, but gave some quite ordinary photos a unique spin.

I'm developing film from the last 12 months as I fell behind and just scanned in this roll I shot last Christmas. I have to be honest I wouldn't buy it again but it came in the wonder box & what better time too use it than at Crimbo. The snow effect is really cool & it seemed to develop fine in Cinstill DF96 without much problems. It's pretty atmospheric & definitely one of my fav I've used from Revolog.