My tips for using this film would be:
Photograph something with recognisable colours like landscapes, so it it clear that something is strange about the resulting image. Also it is rated at ISO 100 - 400 but it really likes light so I found shooting at 100 or 200 gets the best results. Direct sunlight on a subject has the best colour changing effect. And lastly so you can plan what to shoot, here is a rough guide to what the colours will do:

- Reds stay mostly red, moving a little bit to the orange
- Greens go purple (some darker greens not so much)
- Blue skies change to a turquoise (more primary colour blues get more green than the sky will)
- And my favourite, yellows turn to a hot pink

Lots of fun when you get your pictures back, definitely worth trying!

A really fun film to play with, especially when heading out into nature. I haven't been so excited to get scans back in a while!

This is the first time I’ve shot Lomography Purple, but it definitely won’t be the last. I’m in love with the colour shifts of this film. Makes a great alternative film stock for capturing flowers and nature, rather than standard colours. Can’t wait to use this again!

I’m an amateur photographer. I enjoyed shooting with this film and will definitely buy it again. The best results were in sunny locations, in the shade not as much pink was brought out.

Really interesting stock. Well worth a try if you're into funky results.