This film produces fascinating results with it's rainbow of colours.My beach photographs were taken on a grey winter's day but the introduction of the various colours changes the whole look.

My favourite special effect film I have tried so far! I love how the colours are blending into each other. Colours are really strong so best shot on a sunny day or overexpose one stop.

I tried it out when me and some friends were in the park and I am delighted with how they came out. I shall purchase it again.

Revolog Kolor Film 35mm is an exciting film to use because it's so random and unexpected. The added colour effects imbue the photographs with added depth and emotion. Works particularly well on Landscape shots.

I refuse to get myself another film camera that doesn’t pour light into my film. A good crafts man never blames their tools. But I had a great time with this film, it’s very forgiving of my circumstances and would happily recommend it to people who are into experimental images. Works well for street and landscapes on a sunny day.

This film has so many rich rainbow colours...when it works. Some rolls seem better than others, and that’s just part of the fun of it I suppose. I’ve shot 2 rolls on the same day and one has resulted in beautiful rainbows while the other looks just like regular colour film. It definitely works best outdoors in my experience where there is a lot of sky for the rainbow to really be seen. Because of the price and how unpredictable it is this is not a go-to film of mine, but it really is a fun and exciting one.

This film is great for experiments and for achieving various different colour tones, the only downside is the unpredictability of the film, but that can be part of the fun!

I was really excited to use this film and love the photographs that it has produced, however it can be inconsistent. I would probably say half of the roll had really nice colours and the lighting was great, however the other half looked quite dull almost like there was a dark cast over them. Not something I would not buy often, but a fun film to experiment with!

When this works it’s great but the radio of good photos to bad sadly wasn’t very consistent. The photos with mostly red tones dominate the picture and the ones with green/blue tones looked washed out. (Apologies for not sharing more images but the ones I took were mostly of friends).

I preferred the Dubblefilm Jelly film for a similar colouring effect but better consistency.

Taken on a clear bright day on an old canon sureshot

An experimental film that'll fill each frame you shoot with a rainbow of colours (good for experimenting with, not so great if you don't like unpredictability).
Attached are two photos shot seconds apart.

To date, this is my absolute favourite creative film stock. The colour shifts are beautiful, and I love the results I get when shooting it at ISO 200. I've bought acouple more rolls, so I always have some on hand. Perfect for parties, festivals, and Pride!

This film gives you a coloured filter over the whole photo but only for some photos. Others turn out normal with no filter and then some have a random splash of colour over half of the photo. It says on the canister that it all depends on the settings you use and the lab that develops it. So if you like inconstant film with crazy colours, this one is for you!

lovely great film full of vibrant colour shifts so each frame is completely different but thats the magic allure of thins film!! 10/10 highly recommend and would buy again

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This is such a versatile film- it’s great for portraits to landscapes. The different hues always come out looking lovely and really enchance the image. Highly recommend

I first shot a roll of this film when it was on sale by Lomography in 2017, not long after I had got into film photography. I used the roll of the course of a month and documented birthday parties, local festivals and my day to day life. I loved the final results, the bright colours don't take away from the images, but enhance them instead. One thing that I loved doing at the end was combining all of the photos into a long strip to view the changing of the hues across the series of photos.