Works great outdoors with my Holga 120N in N mode, even when it isnt brilliantly sunny. That said, might try 800 ISO next time for wide exposure lattitude when it gets towards evening.

120 film is choc full of great black and white options, but I love colour, so finding a 400 speed colour negative film in 120 was a boon and a half. The colours come out really nicely, and of course the grain is nice and fine.

Second time I use this film for outdoor fashion photos, give me a excellent result and give a extra to the clients when I send a printed photos

Most of the Lomography films I have shot have been of the left field - Metropolis, Purple &c - so I was intrigued to see how a 'standard' colour film would behave. I must say I was very pleasantly surprised with how well they came out, especially as this was the first colour I've run through my Lubitel 2. The colours are warm, accurate but with just enough grain to give that whist of nostalgia. I'd certainly shoot this over Kodak!

Really wonderful colours, great for portraits and travel. A little grainy, but that's not a problem in medium format

A great film for any medium format enthusiast or beginner. It will even cope with an accidental double exposure.

Great stock for basically anything. Not as warm as Kodak stocks, but also very significant, I would say, love to combine it with a flash. Pleasing grain and overall very happy with Lomography 400, escpecially because of the value for money. Highly recommend!

I was pleased with the results I got from my first roll of this stuff. My one caveat would be that it seems to have less flexibility in the highlights than you might expect, even when compared to other consumer-style film. Of course, I was shooting on the Fuji GA645 in full auto, so I can't be sure of how the camera's metering may have influenced the exposure. Still, based on my experience here, I might compensate one stop down for next time, as I found the shadow areas to be easier to manupulate.

I like the results, it's clean, and tonally quite accurate. Normally with Lomo you expect something zingy or odd, but this is pretty straight down the bat excellent.

I do like this film, and keep coming back to it, it seems to bring out some true colurs, if anything a little cool on the tempriture range

Not a bad budget film. Grain a little bit worse than in Kodak. But a good starter film and reasonably sharp.

I have a new love for Lomography CN film stocks. My first time shooting Lomography 400 happened to be in 120 with my Yashica Mat for an exhibition shoot.
I'm in love with the colours of Lomo CN 400 - it worked very well with the floral images I intended to capture.
I look forward to shooting it much more in both 35mm & 120.

Great value and beginner colour film.

I love the colours that came from my roll of Lomo 400, soft and saturated but still true to life. Will definitely be picking this up again!

Tried this and ilford hp5 in my recently acquired Minolta autocord. Didn’t like the lomo. It is washed out and doesn’t render colours nicely.

I got this film to test both the film itself and my newly acquired Bronica EC-TL. I'm very pleased with how it came out despite me not really knowing what I'm doing most of the time. I really like the look of the colours. Film developed and scanned by Analogue Wonderland