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A color negative film that has a sticker on it’s box that says; “Only in the Philippines”. Real and balanced.
I discovered this affordable film in the streets of Divisoria. The classic paper box of Kodak with “Only in the Philippines” sticker in it, that made me buy the film and try it.
I’m surprised on what the results looked like. The colors are very real and has a good balance of colors. I’ve tired these films red scale and I suggest to shoot with enough lighting. I recommend this film for afternoon shots. And I love this film for shots with flash and long exposures.
Kodak Ultima 100 is ideal for everyday use. Try this film now before it runs out. But you’ll have to travel in the Philippines to get these. =)
i bought about 6 rolls out of impulse (expired by a month or so, but still cheap). wasted about 3 rolls because i bought a flash and was clicking out-of-sync range :(
will go back to buy the whole frigging stack. currently practicing on other cheap, common films, before moving on to the quality ones.
Googled "Kodak Ultima" and came up with the site wwwin.kodak.com/IN/images/en/corp/img/products/films/Kodak_… that says its designed for India. Then I removed the red label with "For Sale only in the Philippines" and it says For sale only in Pakistan. Hehe.
Filipino film enthusiast Joshua Ababa recently took our Lomography ISO 800 Color Negative 35 mm Film on a trip to Hong Kong. Let's see the mesmerizing shots he captured throughout night and day in the city.
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Carla Dief has previously been featured in our magazine testing out our art lenses, as well as with her fashion and travel shoots with our film and 35 mm cameras. She's back with us today to give her first impressions on the new LomoChrome Color '92 ISO 400 film.
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Venezuelan-Spanish photographer Fran Yitani tested our LomoChrome Color ‘92 ISO 400 (35 mm) film, and gave us his thoughts on the new film stock. Check out the photos he captured and read his first impressions in this interview.
Korean photographer and product designer Yoo Myung-gon tested our LomoChrome Color ‘92 ISO 400 (35 mm) film, and gave us his thoughts on the new film stock. Check out the photos he captured and read his first impressions in this interview.
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Geo Cabral (@scenesbygeo) is a passionate photographer from the Philippines with a love for photography of all kinds. Recently, we invited him to shoot with LomoChrome Color '92 35 mm film and LomoChrome Metropolis 120 film. Check out his results!
Canadian photographer Yvonne Hanson tested a roll of our new LomoChrome Color '92 ISO 400 film. Check out her results and read her impressions of the unique color negative film!
Carla Dief has previously been featured in our magazine testing out our art lenses, as well as with her fashion and travel shoots with our film and 35 mm cameras. She's back with us today to give her impressions of our Color Negative 800 Film.
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