I wasn't particularly enthused when my scans first came back, but with a little reflection I've decided I like Lomo 100 and would repurchase. I was also surprised slightly (and happily) by how sharp it can be.

It thrives in busy and very colourful scenes, which isn't really what I used it for and that's where I went wrong. I'd repurchase and reuse for events - definitely for my road's next street party!

Quite impressed with this film. I expected high contrast & saturated colours and it delivers these for sure but pleasantly surprised with the skin tone rendition too. Obviously this is not Portra but if you're taking it somewhere bright, sunny and colourful it'll give you vibrant images and if there are people in them they won't end up like Umpa Lumpas. Take it on a summer holiday!

Perfect for summer pictures. Enjoyed it very much.

this has presevere through the awfulness of my plastic lens and yielded quite a few positive shots. I would recommend it for street photography/everyday use because it's a relatively cheap stock, but maybe with a high-end lens to compliment its potentials.

bought due to availability ( favourite film was out of stock) but was pleasantly surprised with how balanced and smooth the colours were.

I didnt mind this film, bit it's not one I'd use much to be honest, mostly because I found myself having to edit the tone of the images, sometimes the colour didn't look quite right!

Very spring/summer film, with punchy colours. Strictly daylight only.

I'm a beginner and these photos turned out way better than I expected.

This is the first Lomography film I've shot and when I got it right, Wow! The colours just pop!

First time shooting this film. It does love light but gives some lovely colours in return, I really liked the reds it produced. Nice grain and contrast too.

Really liked these! Seems to work well in a lot of lighting scenarios and doesn’t favour any particular colours. Probably one of my favourite 100 speed films!

Cards on the table, I was given a few rolls of this and wasn't really expecting anything great from it (it had been lying around for an unknown period of time).

However, the end result was capable of more nuance in terms of colour reproduction than I was expecting, the only real letdown for me was the grain, being a tad lumpier than I would expect and look for in a 100 ASA stock.

Got some great shots around London, vintage vibe with the colours. I use a lot of B&W film, but will definitely get more of this film

I absolutely love adore this film!
It's true what is says, this film does crave light, and if you aren't shooting it slightly overexposed, it can fall short but as a summer film it really hits the mark.
It particularly shines in environments rich in greens, as you can see in the photos. It does lose some reds and blues feels a little dead so may not work in some situations such as city photography but for landscapes, lawns and anything green dense it shows its true colours!
(pun somewhat intended)
There is very little in the way of grain, providing really good detail on all shots, be they close up or finer detail in wider shots.