An interesting experimental film, blue shadows can be quite intense with the grain. Fun nonetheless!

Interesting. Basically renders most things brown with the odd flash of colour here and there. Not sure it is interesting enough to try again?
Looks like images that I had printed out in the 70's and have faded. Not sure what it is intended to be used for TBH.

An interesting experiment, however the results were below par for my basic 110 camera. Probably needs plenty of sun because of its specific iso rating and a good e.g. Pentax 110 camera.

I'm a fan of monochromatic images, and the tones in the lobster are great working in the constraints of a 110 camera. I shot this at night in a Pentax Auto 110, and was impressed how well the film coped with flash and ambient lighting. Details are pretty damn good for such a tiny negative and, important these days, it's well priced for 24 exposures in an all but dead format. Thanks Lomography for keeping the range going!

Love how my 1980s 110 pentax slr has been revitalised .

hmm tricky, like the look of the images i got ,but didnt find it an easy film to use, more practice required by me. fun to play around with, give it at go .

I shot this on a Kodak Instamatic 20 on an overcast day. Its definitely not a film for lowlight as such, some photos did not come out so well but I managed to get some pleasing shots with it. Grain is reasonable considering the size of the film.

Developed and scanned by analoguewonderland.

This film has a unique look. Really interesting stuff. Looks good on sunny days, that's when the red really comes out!

Perfect for:
Great All-Rounder, Creative/Abstract