I see why this film is called 'sunkissed' - everything's got very golden yellow tones, is very light and very soft. I think this film works well in specific scenarios, eg if you are looking for a dreamy, grainy, retro look then this'll certainly fit the bill, but probably not best for every-day use.

I am a big fan of the Lomography LomoChrome films, and this is no exception. There's not a HUGE difference I find between Color '92 and Sun-Kissed, but I know what I like and I like the feel of this film. The tones are very vintage, sometimes warm, sometimes not, depending on the lighting. Great for cities and architecture as it can bring out the gritty, stark qualities of the urban landscape.

but i haven't managed to get the right technique for scanning my film yet.

While I like the classic tones and style of older film this one kind of just saps the life out of things.
Quite grainy, low on detail and colour. I don't think I'll be buying again

I really like this film and the images I got from it. I love the tones and how it gives a slight expired film/older look.

I love it when you have a nice warm light, but it can get a bit grey-ish when the weather is cloudy.
You should definitely try it though!

This won't be the best film in terms of technical performance and ability, some people will get annoyed by it unique pinkish grain, but you cant help but like what it produces. The images are almost cinematic in feel, but not your big budget cinema, your low budget gritty documentary from the late 70s/early 80s. Its more like a retro chrome stock in terms of its high colour contrast, deep shadows, and popping vibrant primary colours, with muted secondary colours, in that sense this is like a bleach bypass, without having to process a bleach bypass. Will I use this again.... yes, because I bought two rolls, so it will get used. Will it be a regular stock, maybe not, but when I want something a bit different, I want to document a day trip, or I want to get creative then this is a good contender to be in my camera.

These images were taken indoors on a Canon A1 and at the February Pokémon International in London.

Take me back to the 90's indeed! The results feel just like this with it's warm but subtle palette, golden hues and a definite cinematic feel. It's a great roll of film, one I wish I had done research on beforehand and used it more wisely since I know from my experience, this film will excel in an outdoors well light, probably summers day... hence the name Sunkissed.

I will however, turn on my stock alerts, you should too, and will be buying this the moment it becomes available and you should too!

- Gary

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This film is gorgeous, it already feels like a classic. 400 ISO makes it very versatile and flexible in the ever-changing UK weather, it has a good amount of grain that marries perfectly with the golden and blueish tones that you almost capture a movie still from the 70's. Highly recommended!

Good film