I like weird films. Huge fan of the Lomochrome range of colourshifting films, I loved the idea of using a pre-exposed film to shoot more blues and greens to make the most of it on a trip to Shetland. I was not disappointed.

Is this a good every day film? I couldn't comment. But like the Lomography films, if you have a project in mind, the colours in this film will practically sing AND dance for you. I didn't try any portraits given I'd have no idea how this would work out, but anything with a pop of colour turned out magnificently.

if you plan on something serious it can mess up , but fun to play with

will make your photos seriously unusual

Strange film this, it feels like they've purposely given the incorrect ISO to give an underexposed muddy look. It can be brought back with a bit of post processing though.

I was expecting these photos to be a little less blue and dreamlike but I'm not disappointed. Using Dubblefilm Pacific with my clapped out old Zenit and a Tair lens just added to the washed out ethereal look. Works well with flowers or Brutalist architecture

This roll is a tad unpredictable at times especially with low light but the effect it leaves on some shots are sublime! I love Dubblefilms range as they make light of film (no pun intended). Sometimes film can get super serious where all we think about is pulling/pushing, aperture, shutter speeds, ISO etc. With these rolls you just have fun. But it’s without disappointment!

Using this film was quite interesting. Not knowing what you are gonna get is the fun is film shooting, but not knowing if you're gonna get anything is even more thrilling!

This film is the closest i've found to my favourite (now unavailable) rollei vario chrome. It creates the perfect blend of nostalgia tinged photographs. A really cute gold glow with a nice grain that works really well.

It's one of those special purpose films rather than an universal all-rounder. You should be aware of the effect you are going to get on this film. It's colours are cool and blueish, perfect for moody photos taken on an overcast day in my opinion. When used in direct sunlight, it can produce pleasing blue&orange colour palette although oranges are still rather cool and not that vibrant. For a 200 ISO film, it's rather grainy.

hi,my sunny days exposures filled the final frame with a very light blue colour , not very appealing,you could hardly see the subject, may be I should have let less light in
But some portraits in an indoor dark place turned out amazing!! as well as some evening landscapes
now that I understood how it works,I would buy it again just for the challenge

This is a good colour film that works well on a sunny or bright day.

I wanted to try some experimental film. I spend most of my time shooting expired film, so I'm used to not knowing what to expect, but this one was interesting.
I probably only really liked one shot from the whole roll, and unfortunately it wasn't fully in focus, but it did show me that the potential for the film if I'd been shooting in more generous light. It would be a great film for summer.

This film has been pre-exposed to give it a warm yet sharp vintage feel with rich orange hues & solid, bright blues. Probably best for super sunny days for results just as good as a Kodak film - just imagine going back in time to 1978 & being able to get your film processed there.

I've been trying out the Dubblefim range and was curious to see how 'Pacific' would compare to Dubblefilm 'Apollo'.
This ISO 200 film performed well. The soft blue and green tones give this film a slightly cold look which may not be to everyone's taste, but I really like it. I shot this roll, using an Olympus OM10, on a sunny September day in the early afternoon and was happy with the results.
I would recommend this for landscapes (I suspect seascapes would look particularly good) and street photography. Depending on your taste this could also work well for portraits but, as above, the look of this film is very cold due to the blue tones.
I will certainly buy this again. Not an everyday film but one to bring out for specific locations and projects.

great film 🍿