There are many ways to slap some color on your "LC-A+":http://shop.lomography.com/shop/ photos - colorsplashing, using foils in front or behind the lens, expired film, cross processing... if you develope your prints in your own darkroom you might even be able to achieve some color shifts then.
There are many ways to slap some color on your LC-A+ photos – colorsplashing, using foils in front or behind the lens, expired film, cross processing… if you develope your prints in your own darkroom you might even be able to achieve some color shifts then.
Once again you´re called to show some expert skills and tell us – Where´s that golden shine on the dark brown african mask coming from? Is it the soft toned roomlight, causes the film such color shifts and if – which film could it most propably be then?
You´ve got 24 hours to place your guess and claim your quizz – piggy with a right answer.
Answers can be sent to “adrian.bilek@lomography.com”mailto:"adrian.bilek@lomography.com or posted in the comments.
67 comments
superlighter
lomography redscale film
saviorjosh
redcale!
could be lomography redscale film or the old-school technique of reversing and reloading the film.
mantozauras
definitely redscale!
maxpinckers
REDSCALE !
maxpinckers
Lomography RedScale Negative 100, for that matter :)
daredeye
hell yes... redscale!
alvik
rescale
alvik
redscale, I mean :D
hhjm
Yes, Lomo Redscale Film100ASA
larslau
Redscaled film
syafeeq
REDSCALE yoo!
grad
redckale
adi_totp
redscale film.. the film is redscale lomography film :)
dalandhan
anglemort
redscale for sure ! Lomo probably.
kino-eye
I say lomographic redscale film. Or possibly a black and white negative printed onto colour paper, sometimes it will give the same sepia like tone.
graefin
redscale, but I was too slow I guess.
azurblue
Well,of course the first thing that comes in your mind is : lomography redscale film.
In the other hand, I could be a skillful manipulation of the scann, playing with curves, and so on !!! Shame, shame on me ! Hey hey I'm kidding !
Maybe a bit flash on it, not sure...
fash_on
looks like redscale, nice :)
mandashitley
lol how many people can win if they all have the same answer?
redscale.
............
mephisto19
lomo redscale 100, 35mm
stouf
Mmmm...
fuzztone04
lil' bit of the redscale magic..100 ISO 35mm
stouf
I think you can't get such white reflects with redscale... Check the nose...
thomasstephen
Redscale film
somapic
@ mandashitley and everyone - everyone with a right guess wins here! That´s why we "only" reward winners with a single piggy and the quizzes are on for only 24 hours.
@ stouf - where do you see white reflects in that picture?
pikka
Redscale Lomography film
donatus
Lomo redscale film.
stouf
@ somapic : There's a thin white line in the middle of the edge of the nose... But maybe I'm wrong...
comezone
redscale lomography film
stouf
Maybe I was unclear :
http://www.lomograph(…)50201_l.jpg
: )
lomosexual_manboy
It's that redscale characteristic we have all grown to love fo sho.
zulupt
Lomography redscale 100ISO negative film I guess.
torium
lomography redscale with flash? :--)
-a-l-b-e-r-t-o-
I Think I'm The First to say:
flash and redscale 100
leatherheart
.lomography redscale film.
.roomlight (no flash).
-a-l-b-e-r-t-o-
mmm 30 people says redscale...it can't be so easy
ananditya
redscale it is..
lomodirk
I would say it`s a redscale supported by a flash :)
spendospend
redscale film, no flash just other room lighting,
vicuna
Redscale of course, indoors, no flash and low light conditions (look at the "noise" of the texture...), that's how the redscale turns in brown/gold colors. And no flash, because it would be strongly reflected on the statue.
oldskool_rider
this must be redscale film!
lomollete
Redscale film (probably lomo(?)) and the soft roomlight.
icuresick
Redscaled Films!
stouf
http://en.wikipedia.(…)leo_Galilei
mattdude1081
probably just room light, with the ilm being redscale 100
kuasimudo
redscale!
kylethefrench
redscale forever
eastmoe
lomography redscale film..
plesaleza
i'll go with redscale but maybe it's not the same like maybe 400 iso redscale. Redscale jsut seems too obvious.
halfawakehaiku
red scale with off shoe flash
pctechgirl
Gotta be Lomo Redscale ISO 100!
weechonghooi
Is it the REDSCALE 400 ???
mblair23
Redscale film
dirklancer
let me jump on your bandwagon with a vote for redscale.
I really have no clue, but it's worth trying a comment for a piggie right??
:P
kirri-joy
i agree with dirklancer. redscale film, 400 iso, no flash. :)
lomahese
eyecon
Haha, just to say something different :)
There could be many ways to create a pic like this. Redscale might be one way and it´s probably right but if you have a look to the /filmshop website there are also a lot of pics that have such a golden shine. These pics are crossprocessed. If the lighting is right and maybe you use an orange filter or a foil, I bet you can get the same results.
I bet in the end it´s redscale but I want to swim against the stream even if I´m not earning a piggie :)
jrjw
lomography redscale film! (100/36)
deniselai
redscale film with flash! :D
fuzk23
i think its redscale tooo!!! :)
koalaurs
stouf
My opinion:
- Vicuna is right about the light. No flash, if there was a flash, the reflects wouldn't be so soft. So it's a long exposure.
- The white reflects I mentioned previously tell us it cannot be redscale. The orange tint is given by the long exposure and the low light (maybe just candles). And maybe it is a negative film that adds to the orange tint.
- The fine grain, despite the long exposure could be a proof that it's a low sensitivity film. 200 asa or less.
I'm not sure of what I'm saying here.
It's just my opinion.
Lomo on.
sarjanhassan
redscale 100ISO negative film I guess, maybe using kodak or fuji negative films to turns become redscale..
dogma
Redscale film!!!!!!!! with no flash!!!!!!
cinzinc
id say regular color film.
OR
cross processed redscalin technique
pieceofshoot
redscale film ; )