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Rosy Redscales: My Lovely, Favorite Film

September 10, 2012 4 comments

I hate red photos! But redscale's my favorite film! :) Do you want to know why I consider redscale as my favorite film? Then keep on reading! :)

I love vintage colors, that’s why I always make sure to overexpose my shots, to obtain an old-style effect with those very soft colors..

With redscale, I never have to worry about making mistakes, and I’m always sure that every shot would be a masterpiece! But now let’s see some pictures!

Lomography XR 50-200 and Kiev 6c:

Photo by bonzone
Photo by bonzone
Photo by bonzone

Lomography XR 50-200 and Seagull 4A:

Photo by bonzone
Photo by bonzone
Photo by bonzone

Lomography XR 50-200 and Lubitel2

Photo by bonzone
Photo by bonzone

Lomography XR 50-200 and Holga 120N:

Photo by bonzone

I also have some in 35mm (but I prefer the 120mm!) :)

Photo by bonzone
Photo by bonzone
Photo by bonzone
Photo by bonzone
Photo by bonzone

Those are just some of my redscale pics! Take a look in my lomohome to see more! Let me know what you think about it! Lomo On! :D

written by bonzone

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4 comments

  1. brandkow93

    brandkow93

    some nice shots from some nice cameras, Kiev 6C/60 is a beast. One thing it is 120 not "120mm" its a very common mistake.

    8 months ago · report as spam
  2. litumai

    litumai

    nice pics!

    8 months ago · report as spam
  3. bonzone

    bonzone

    @brandkow93 @litumai thank you :)

    8 months ago · report as spam
  4. sarah-addison-dobard

    sarah-addison-dobard

    Very nice. I've had bad luck with Redscale being too saturated and dark so far.

    8 months ago · report as spam

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