I loaded Revolog Lazer 400 into the Lomography Sprocket Rocket, and knew that I would be getting double the unpredictable results! It's 400 ISO convinced me that I would get some results when going out on a sunny day. I went up towards a nearby industrial complex, hoping that the Lazer effect would result in Sci-Fi style photos. I wasn't disappointed! The Lazer effect came through super-strong with a very green cast, and on most of my 19 shots (36 exposure film but panoramic on the Rocket), the images were overwhelmed by it. But for the ones that 'survived', I was pleased!
Not the cheapest way to experiment with film photography (processing Rocket photos) - but I was delighted by the whole Lazer experience! I love the unpredictability of Revolog films!
Interesting to note on the sprocket details, that it's actually repackaged Kodak film!

An absolute workhorse of a film, perfect for visual storytelling if you get the pre-exposed parts to line up.
Solid film base on its own, great fun to use.

This is the first and only revolog film that i've used and i must say i was pretty happy with the results. I found that it worked really well when using an external flash in low light and the effect showed up strongest in the darker parts of the photos. There were a couple of pictures that didn't work out, but every photo had a unique and substantial amount of 'lazer' effect on it. Would definitely recommend this film if you're for something a bit different, good for parties + events !

This film delivered some wacky results, not what I was expecting. There was a lot of artificiality in them, which you either like or not.

If you love experimenting just for the sake of it, this is for you. Funky streaks of light galore.
Wouldn't use it all the time though.