Lucky Super 200 (35mm, 200 iso) User-Review on Lomography

Lucky Super 200 (35mm, 200 iso) User-Review
written by ethermoon on August 27th, 2009 , 6 comments (4 votes)

Tags
yashica electro, 35mm, colour negative, ethermoon, lc-a, film, and lucky 200
Brand
Lucky
Name
Super 200
negative
Format
35mm
200

Lucky Super is a film produced in China. I have been using this kind of film ever since and it doesn’t make me sad whenever I process my film. Creamy colors wherever you use it. May it be in LC-A, RF camera, or any Lomographic cameras, this film is indeed a great ISO 200 film!

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Cheap as it is, this film will yield great and wonderful results. Like what I’ve said, soft, subtle and creamy colors when this negative film is being processed. Talking about lucky shots, eh? Lucky Super is a wonderful strip of film. Very, very useful if you don’t want to waste a slide film and wants a great and substantial photo either from your favorite LOMO LC-A or in any other Lomo cameras (or with my Yashica Electro GTN).

Try this film now! It might be just lying somewhere in your nearest film shop!

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6 comments

by mattydk
3 months ago
Great review ethermoon and a sweet gallery. I ordered 10 rolls of this from a film shop in Thailand on eBay and it never showed up. I really want to try this beautiful looking film!
by cinzinc
3 months ago
great review! this is my fave film, which reminds me that i have to restock on this film. it costs a dollar for a roll. Cheap, but high quality!
by ethermoon
3 months ago
hi guys! yeah! lucky is a sweet film!!! i like the colors produced together with the L:C-A.. and even if it is not LC-A!
by makeyuu
3 months ago
lucky is one of my favourites as well. its creamy freakin wonderland
by stouf
3 months ago
Woo you mastered this film, in all light conditions !
by lovesmesumcake
3 months ago
This looks very similar to my local drug store film! Walgreens Studio 400 for anybody who lives near one of those; it's similar but a tad granier.

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