Took a roll of this around Borough Market, brigher conditions than I would normally go for with iso800, but really pleased with the results.
Got some great colours and some lovely contrast.

Worked perfectly in Kodak M35s for the wedding disco!

Although a little grainy, it really isnt unpleasant and if you overexpose a little it reduces its appearance.

I wasn't expecting this film to be as sharp as it was. I shot it at night and the shots actually turned out really nice. I would highly recommend this film.

First time using a Lomography stock, and I am quite impressed. The colours are very realistic, and pop even in very low light conditions.

Loved how this handled in lower light, providing a great softness.

The best 800 film on the market for me, good colour rendition and surprisingly little grain for 800 film. My images were shot at 400 on a sunny day and developed at box speed, it handles overexposure very well.

Always great to have any 800 speed film available. Similar to portra but more saturation.

I love this for night shots and long exposures, it looks great pushed up too 2 stops as well!

Near enough the same price as Portra 800 (and also made by Kodak) but much more my vibe. Really punchy colours and scans really well too.
I shoot alot of 500T (same as Cinestill 800T) and whilst that is great, it's so nice to have a higher ISO colour stock that isn't cinefilm.

Great film especially if you want to shoot something on the evening or low-light situation. Always come handy at capturing such nocturnal moments.

It's wonderful and underrated film. It's quite versatile, too. You can shoot it during the day or night and will get wonderful results regardless. Do recommend.

Beautiful colours especially in low light situations. Slightly more grain than Portra 800 but in a good way. There’s something magical about this film.

Vibrant colours and a fast speed film. Great for shooting at night! Possibly my new favourite film.

Since the discontinuation of Natura 1600 I've been looking for a high ISO replacement for low light settings to avoid flash. Portra 800 is a bit pricey and I find it can be quite grainy when pushed. Lomo 800 works really well at 1600 with no major increase in grain to me. Recoding the canister is easy enough for DX cameras too. Super versatile, largely affordable, put in any camera to use at any time. Easy!

You can't go wrong with Lomography 800. It's an incredible versatile film stock with gorgeous bright colours.