Lomography Metropolis - 120 Film

One of the most unique films available on the market. Don't expect faithful colour reproduction and the highest technical quality. It's a special purpose film with muted colour palette, higher contrast and pronounced grain. In my taste, it's perfect for invoking a feeling of isolation and sadness but I'm sure you can use for other purposes as well. I was a bit disappointed with the 135 version as it was really hard to achieve good results with it and it was really grainy but I like the 120 version a lot better. Definitely worth a try!

This film stock renders color well-matched my impression towards London Bank area

A lovely experimental film, never quite know what youre going to get - but that's the fun of it!

The description of this film intrigued me. Would it produce colours evoking hanging out with Bowie in 1970s Berlin, or resembling stills from a classic Cold War Spy Movie? I desided to try it out on a dull and rainy day in Cumbria in February-a dull and rainy day even by the usual standards of Cumbrian winter days, rating the film at ISO 400 in my Rolleicord. While wandering round Brougham churchyard just outside the Lake District, I found lots of minimally wintry greens and browns to turn my lens on. Metropolis took me back to my earliest days in photography, when Margaret Thatcher was PM, there was still a Soviet Union and New Romantics ruled the charts. The colour rendering was pleasingly evocative of the likes of Kodacolour and Agfacolour . The punchy contrast cut through the greyness. Overall I can't wait to fire up another roll, maybe in the city...LOMO not FOMO!

My new favourite film. Typically you would think to use this in industrial areas, but where this film really stands out is when you introduce vivid colours into the shot, turns bright colours into muted yet beautiful shades that are full of depth! The contrast on this film is spectacular!