Lomography Purple - Pellicola 120
Descrizione
Una formula rinnovata per il 2019 e una delle emulsioni più folli oggi sul mercato! Belle, bizzarre e decisamente viola: le tue fotografie trasporteranno i tuoi spettatori in un universo alternativo con variazioni di colore e sfumature sorprendenti.
Specifiche
| Formato: | 120 |
| Colore: | Colore |
| Genere: | Negativo |
| ISO: | 100-400 |
| Esposizioni: | 12 |
| Dimensioni confezione: | 1 |
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Lomography è da decenni in prima linea nella rivoluzione analogica. A partire dal 1992 con alcuni studenti viennesi che si innamorarono dell'estetica di una particolare macchina fotografica sovietica, l'iconica LC-A, fondarono un movimento e un'azienda che avrebbe introdotto una nuova generazione alle gioie delle fotocamere di plastica e dei film sperimentali. Innova periodicamente nuove fotocamere per formati esistenti e talvolta ripristina formati appositamente per le loro fotocamere! - sono vibranti e creativive
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Dove spediamo
Quando acquisti la tua film fotografica da noi, possiamo spedirla in tutto il Regno Unito, Europa, Stati Uniti, Nuova Zelanda, Australia e Canada, altri paesi in programma a breve! Quindi acquista oggi la tua pellicola Lomochrome Purple 120 e tuffati nel divertimento della fotografia su film Lomography di medio formato!y!
Great in all light conditions on location. Fun to experiment with for a unique visual style and look.
Lomochrome purple provides an aesthetic similar to old school colour infrared film, without the inconvenience of having to find such rare stock and pay exorbitant prices for it. It also doesn't require a filter to provide the effects, which is an added advantage over colour infrared. The film has mild/moderate grain for a 400 speed film, somewhat mitigated by the 120 format, and this gives high acutance and apparent sharpness. The colours are unique, and if you like the effect it's pretty much the only way of obtaining such results.
One practical issue is that I find automated lab scans don't do this film justice, as the autocorrecting of colours on commercial scanners gets confused. Results from home scans are much cleaner when scanned totally flat, with no autocorrection of any sort. As such, I'd recommend scanning yourself, wherever possible!
Naturally, the results of such a film can be somewhat unpredictable, but much of the excitement is being pleasantly surprised by the way the film responds to different conditions.
You can shoot this from 100-400 and the effects will be a little bit different. I tend to shoot it at 400 because it is rare to have a super sunny clear day.
I'm not particularly sure what to expect out of this film, I shot at ASA 400 and overdeveloped for a more dreamy look! Using Tetenal's C-41 kit the film yielded relatively decent amounts of grain and good sharpness. Lomochrome Purple can definitely make something very typical and make it look more exotic, calm and artificial, as you can see with my test shot (handheld scan with my DSLR, it's not a great representation of quality).
In a nutshell; it's any other colour negative film, but purple. It encourages you to think differently about composition, working exceptionally well in more urban environments with blueish-greys coming out more true to their colour for a good contrast, as with a blue sky, which can create a nice subtle contrast with the purple for landscapes/architecture.
Thoroughly enjoyed shooting it, though a good photo in true colour may not be a good photo with this film.
Lomochrome Purple is gorgeous. Is gives an almost IR feel to the images with varying degrees of light reddy pink to deep purple. Some colours show through the oriole, a few seem to show up a nice shade of green for an interesting look. I used a roll in my pinhole and one in Holga. I feel it is a film suited for a variety of uses. Though maybe not for standard portrait or landscape with realistic colours (obviously). Get some and have fun with it!
