Película Lomography Color Negativo 100 - 120
Descripción
La versión de formato medio de la clásica Lomo amante de la luz del sol, esta film de 120 es brillante y colorida: un esencial para el verano.
Especificación
| Formato: | 120 |
| Color: | Color |
| Tipo: | Negativo |
| YO ASI: | 100 |
| Exposiciones: | 36 |
| Tamaño del paquete: | 3/1 |
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La lomografía ha estado a la vanguardia de la revolución analógica durante décadas. A partir de 1992, cuando algunos estudiantes vieneses se enamoraron de la estética de una cámara soviética en particular, la icónica LC-A, fundaron un movimiento y una empresa que introduciría a una nueva generación en los placeres de las cámaras de plástico y el film experimental. Innovando periódicamente nuevas cámaras para formatos existentes y, a veces, recuperando formatos especialmente para sus cámaras. - son vibrantes y creativosve
Para obtener más información sobre la marca, consulte nuestra biografía deLomografía
Donde enviamos
Cuando nos compre la film de su cámara, podemos enviarla a todo el Reino Unido, Europa, EE. UU., Nueva Zelanda, Australia y Canadá, ¡más países planeados pronto! ¡Así que compra tu Película Lomography Color Negative 120 Color ISO 100 CN100 y vuelve a sumergirte en la diversión de la fotografía de 120 film !phy!
The colours pop & there's even a little room to experiment with the exposure mode without losing any definition; throw a roll into your Diana & click away!
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I have always been a fan of Lomography's 800 in 35mm but needed some slower film to shoot in my Ondu pinhole. Lomo's 100 in 120 seemed the ideal choice, and I wasn't disappointed.
The film seems to handle under/over exposure fairly well, I did get some colour shift but at long exposures this is to be expected.
Colours look nice and vibrant and even with long exposures the grain stays pretty minimal.
Overall its a pretty good low cost colour negative film.
This (along with some nice safe, FP4) was one of my first forays into 120 for many years to test out a £20 Zeiss Iconta 521/16 that I couldn't resist on Ebay.. Shot it at box, trusting the 80 year old camera's shutter speeds, and developed in Tetenal C-41 at 30 degrees. As it turns out, the speeds were out by anything from +0.5 to -1 stop, so the forgiving latitude this film displayed was welcome!!
Sharpness is excellent - when the limitations of the camera and my fumbling attempts at guessing distances allowed - and colours are bright, well saturated (possibly a little over-saturated towards the reds), with nice graduation.
The attached pics are straight scans with nothing done in post as I believe that's the best way to show the potential of the film rather than any computer skills I may (or may not!) have.
For the price I'm not sure this could be beaten anywhere and will be a staple in my bag from now on.
Lomo100 delivers great results and great colors for its price. Being almost the only low speed budget color medium format film also helps. Great for sunny days and portraits.
This film has the double-distinction of being the first roll of 120 film I've shot in over 20 years and also the first roll of film through my new (to me) Mamiya C33. I bought the three film pack simply as a buget colour film to try out my camera. I wouldn't be too distraught if I butchered the shots! After getting the first roll back from the lab I was amazed at what I saw. The detail in the images was wonderul. Very low grain. The colour is lovely too, slightly muted with a lovely tone. I used to shoot quite a lot of Kodak colour film and the look of this film felt very familiar, so that was a big plus! I shot the whole roll outdoors, in various countryside locations, in the late afternoon sunshine. The film responds very well there. Overall I'm impressed by this film and will certainly be keeping a roll or two in my camera bag.
