Lomography x-pro slide (35mm, 200 iso) User-Review on Lomography

Lomography x-pro slide (35mm, 200 iso) User-Review
written by somapic on June 8th, 2009 , 9 comments (3 votes)

Tags
x-pro, lomography, x-pro slide 200, lc-a, slide, and 35mm
Brand
Lomography
Name
X-Pro slide
slide
Format
35mm
200

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somapic; bali-2009-r2

I knew scarcely how nicely grainy and color shifted those X-pro prints would turn out! If I had an idea my handluggage would have consisted only of Lomo X-Pro slide 200 Films !

No matter if day or night, regardless if the sun shines or if it´s rainy, with or without flash, single or double exposure – doesn´t really matter – combined with the LC-A+ this prodigy delivers supersweet pictures beyond expectation. Believe it or not – I even favor the results to the outcome of original Agfa CT Precisa ISO 100 Film.

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9 comments

by cinzinc
5 months ago
its grainyyyy
by inotion
5 months ago
nice color tones! i am having mine develop today. hope to see some nice effect on it too.
by eyecon
5 months ago
Haha....it´s funny I also submit a review about this film just yesterday!
by lomodirk
5 months ago
too grainy...Hope only when xpro
by somapic
5 months ago
grain.... the lab I developed this film at often returns film pretty grainy ( they don´t care too much) .... see what they did to a fuji neopan and compare it to the roll I developed at home....
lab: http://www.lomograph(…)rip-to-bali
home: http://www.lomograph(…)tos/2443187
by stouf
5 months ago
Mmmm what's wrong with grain ? I was going to say I liked it before reading the previous comments... Well still... I love it ! 8D
by somapic
5 months ago
well, I don´t mind the grain! :) just wanted to point out that it´s not ONLY due to the film but also the chemistry and developing time.....
by lomodirk
5 months ago
OMG!!! What are they doing to your films? Ever thought of an other lab? I would...
by d_i_d
5 months ago
the grainier, the better!

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