I love this film, this is my first time shooting with a lomography film.
I would definitely use again....if you're like me, I love weird and different in every creative medium, and this fits the bill in my photography.
Although it was slightly more grainy than I expected, the quality of this film is excellent. It's quite forgiving in terms of exposure, giving plenty of detail and a good contrast range.
The lab were very helpful making my order on time and answering questions I had. So happy with the photos!
The scans were of nice quality, and the service was both easy to use and very convenient. However, the wait for scanning was a bit longer than I expected.
Great service..products..results and prices....
Great service
Great products
Great results
Great prices.
This is a great all round film that I use in all of my old renovated cameras, for example Voigtlander Vito II, Olympus Trip 35, Prakticas, Canon TX, Pentax Espio point and shoots as well as my ME Supers, MZs etc and it never lets me down. A good balance of colours that seems to be sympathetic to all of my lenses no matter how old or new. And it's affordable.
Recently got into some 35mm film photography, still learning and starting to enjoy it and came across Analogue Wonderland and they have been helpful with my questions and the turn around for film development is pretty quick will be using you guys from now on and it’s hassle free!!
Great customer service and great quality pictures!
I came back to this film as a good value option for getting back into the darkroom
I found the results are pretty good - the grain isn't excessively large for my own taste, and I like the flexibility the faster speed gives me compared to the 100 ISO. It doesn't give great contrast but that could conceivably be addressed by a bit of technique work
Sample image is a phone photo of the first print I made, 100% of the processing done by me so don't blame the film or the good folks at Analogue Wonderland!
I sent 2 35mm films in for processing; an FPP Frankenstein (B&W) and a Kodak Ultramax. The former was used in a La Sardina, the latter in a Sprocket Rocket.
The development was brilliant (I'm still learning how to get the best from the cameras) - and the phone call support in explaining options was really helpful
I have this badge on my camera bag. It makes me laugh and looks cute
Really great service. Easy to use - great scans - very helpful support team if I had any questions. The whole thing was seamless!
Nice colours. Shot the roll with a point-and-shoot. I think it works better with landscapes on sunny days.
Tried this for the first time on a vacation and really pleased with the results. Quality and colour was great, all taken in good daylight. Would like to try some portraits
Solid service - really appreciate the periodic emails updating me on where my film is now.
The pictures have been developed beautifully - super easy to access through the app.
For those just starting with analogue (and even those who are coming back to it), I have 2 pieces of advice:
1) get a light meter (if not a manual one, there are loads of apps available for your phone)
2) patience will be a virtue, especially after years of immediate feedback that comes with digital.
I wanted to love this film but I really wasn't keen on some of the colour casts. I found I had weird blue specks in the corners of every frame too. I'd love to say this was my scanning set up but out of 18 rolls just developed this was the only stock that showed this. There are moments of greatness in good light. My fav results were in a compact using flash. Absolutely love the reds it produces too but overall I'm not sure I'd go for this over something like Gold which produces more reliable results. Huge love to a new colour film on the market though it can only get better from here and I'll be first in line on improvement.
I love using Ultramax as at 400 speed it offers flexibility with how dodgy and unpredictable the British summertime can be. The results have never disappointed me and I love using it in spring when everything is starting to bloom. The enclosed photos are all shot in early spring on my Rebel 2000.
Purchased as my first film for entry level film photography; shot on an Olympus OM10 and I'm so pleased with how the photos came out.
Beautiful vibrant colours and lovely grain! Highly recommended!
A fantastic service provided by AW; as a newbie to film photography developing was a bit of a grey area for me.
AW make it so easy, simply posting your film with a supplied label and a little while later recieving all your photos available for digital download.
Even the standard quality JPEGs are still great quality and perfect for printing and can't wait to get more!
As usual, AW expedited Processing and scanning with their usual professionalism and speed. The quality of all the scans is first class, and it was very helpful to compare B/W scans from Kodak's Tri-X and Ilford's XP2. The Tri-X image (1) exhibited more grain than the XP2. The XP2 image (2), for me, is less grainy. I was pleased to be able to compare the two. Both exhibit good contrast and definition. The Kodak Gold (3) scans returned excellent colour rendering of the subject matter - mostly plants and shrubs from my garden. Thanks again to AW for the service.
I tried to be creative with this film and made a variety of photo's in differing conditions. The most success I found was for portraits, skin tones were great with this film.
Great results, I wouldn't say this is a 'budget' film, it's good quality and makes wonderful photographs.
Great black and white film, accidentally shot half the roll at ISO200 and still got good results.
The team at analogue wonderland did an awesome job with developing and scanning my 35 mm film rolls! Definitely recommend these guys!!
