Fun and Creative Film. If you are looking for something different this one is great! Gives you a unique effect and is fun to play around with.

I love experimental and creative films, and this is a fun one. It needs strong sunlight, really doesn't work well in other conditions as colours (particularly shadows) become very muddy.

4 stars rather than 5 because I really dislike the mottling, although it is to be expected with the emulsion. I prefer Lomochrome Turquoise, but really enjoy and appreciate Harman bringing entirely new films to market.

The service at analogue wonderland is unmatched, would highly recommend buying film from analogue wonderland. Unfortunately I can’t include any sample images as I have not received any developed images yet for this film.

Shot my images on an Olympus OM-1N, both around the home and down on the coast. I tried to shoot a variety of different images and places to gauge the most interesting for future projects, including double exposures, and think there is potential to create an interesting body of work, given the right location. I would certainly buy a few more rolls and try it in some different settings.

shadowy areas look so flat, I suppose you can adjust them after the fact but not everyone has or uses Photoshop. I feel the market of 'boutique' film is oversaturated (no pun intended) & QC had dipped a lot.

The colour switch provides a very distinct look and will not be for everyone, or every shoot, highlights are heavy on the halation, and be aware it's far from a subtle look.

It is however, in the right circumstances, a very unique take on the world.

I used a whole roll of Azure on a walk across a bridge. I didn't have any expectations and was pleasantly surprised when the film was developed. Would try again in an area with more contrasting colours.

This was great time. It really made me think about each shot I was going to take. There is something excite about not knowing how the picture will turn out.
I was happy with the results. Pics taken using my 1968 Olympus trip 35

I used Switch Azure on my back up camera to shoot a Sci-fi event (as if you cant tell that from the images) as I thought it would be interesting to see what happened to the costumes etc.
I like some of the results as did many of the cosplayers.
Having given it a go my observtions are as follows; I think you need quite a lot of light to get the best out of this film even if you are shooting at the box speed, which I was. Skies are better if there isnt much cloud so you get the blue-organge switch comong through strongly. If your subject is in shadow at all its muddy.
Also I scanned this at home, which for most stocks is OK but I also had AW scan them as well and for this the AW results were n=much better than mine, probably because they know exactly how to calibrate the scanner. Samples are from the AW scans with no edits of any kind from me

A fun film to use with some quite hard to predict results. Bright blue skies become a lush orange. Best in high contrast shots I think.

This film is great fun, of course, but it can produce some intriguing images that I find myself coming back to. I'd describe it as 'earthier' than Lomo Turquoise (which I like too), with a range of browns and oranges as well as the headline blues. I especially like that it can take a hard blue sky and transform it into a warm but other-worldly context for the main subject. The thought process of trying to imagine the end result and choosing scenes accordingly made me look at things differently, which is a good exercise in itself.

(I shot this roll on a compact camera with a few light leaks: those are definitely not from the film.)

love the stuff shot my first roll and defiantly putting an order in for more
From what i shot i would say it works well on a sunny day in harsh light to really see the colour shifts

A really fun, experimental film - loved the unexpectedness of not knowing what the photos would look like. Great for a mix of landscape and street photography. Would definitely pick up another roll!

A fantastic creative film; wonderful to use in early spring when so much of the world around you is brown & grey. Great for landscapes, blossom & buildings. Not good for people (unless you are going for the Smurf look) or overcast weather - the colour shift is there, but nowhere near as dramatic. Shot on a Nikonos III.