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Lucky SDH (120, 100 iso) User-Review
written by nicksholga on June 10th, 2009 , 2 comments (3 votes)

There is just something about Lucky. Something fantastic. Something a bit removed from ordinary. Many people may pick up this cheap Chinese film because of it’s price tag, but they quickly realize that this film is special. Lucky has the magical ability to take a normal scene and transform it into something otherworldly. It’s black and white nature make it ideal for DIY processing and feel free to experiment!

There are lots of black and white 120 films available, especially for those pro photographers but for most people when they pick up their hunky plastic Holga they aren’t thinking about shooting pro, they’re probably not thinking at all, just shooting and when you’re packing the Rollei or the Illford, the expenses add up fast.

Lucky is our friend and we’re all lucky to have it.

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2 comments

  • dogma
    by dogma
    5 months ago

    Nice :) need to try out this film ;)

  • eyecon
    by eyecon
    5 months ago

    I just bought some LUcky in Singapore quiet cheap - now as I see the results, I really have to load it up....

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