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Lomography is all about being different — about ignoring the rules, trying something new, and going with the wackier option. But even by our standards, our journey with Color Negative F²/400 is something pretty off the wall!
In 2010, we bought the last ever Jumbo Roll of original 400 ASA film from some renowned Italian filmmakers. Then, ever the ones to experiment, we left the film to age like fine wine in oak casks in the Czech Republic. Thankfully, our crazy instincts were rewarded — seven years later, we went back to discover that this fantastic film still produces refined colors with a beautifully unique tone. It’s Color Negative unlike any other and we’re so excited to share it with you!
There’s a only a very limited amount of this film available, so make sure you don’t miss out. Snap up some Color Negative F²/400 35mm film now at the Lomography Online Shop or a Gallery Store near you!
Interesting to see something new from Lomography! This film comes apparently from the Ferrania factory in Italy which is currently being restarted. Decent price for a 'specialty' film, and also available in a 5 pack. It's a pity however that I already have so much (mostly expired) film waiting to be used, so I decided shooting more film instead of buying more....
It is a pity that the shipping fee is a little high if I only buy the film for shipping to Canada. Somehow, when will you have the plan to open a store in Montreal?
It's quite different from the Lomography CN 400 and it turned out quite unique as it produces intense colors with a slight X-Pro effect and Tungsten overtones :)
@crismiranda oh that's quite sad indeed.. Probably this is a nice excuse to plan some more travels and perhaps pass by some cities where we have a store! :D
@stelee you live in a lovely city! As far as i'm aware, we don't have plans of opening a store in Montreal ;)
oh I see so it's about $ 6 each quite affordable for x-pro-ish & tungsten-ish tone but can't imagine the shipping cost until the film come to my town T_T btw thanks for the info @charlottepelleray ^_^
@charlottepelleray last time with simple 80 CAD purchasing, I was even charged the customs tax for about 20 CAD. Really hope even you don't have plan to open a store in Montreal, but to open a distribution center in Canada. We are nice neighbours
The site won't let me purchase it despite it still saying it's available. Is it all gone? I've gotten no responses on twitter even though they're still advertising it online.
Last spring, in collaboration with Perimetro, we launched an Open Call in which we invited photographers from all over Italy to create a personal project with one roll of 35 mm Lomography film. Today we present Giuseppe Scianna’s "Italian Summer", shot on Color Negative 400 ISO.
October is an exciting month for all kinds of baseball and softball fans from around the world. As a game of inches and seconds measured against the grain, we tap into the heart of the sport as captured on film.
Last spring, in collaboration with Perimetro, we launched an Open Call in which we invited photographers from all over Italy to create a personal project with one roll of 35 mm Lomography film. Today we present Umberto Verdoliva’s "Lo Scugnizzo Liberato", shot on Lady Grey 400 ISO.
The Lomomatic 110 is your compact companion for every adventure! Featuring a glass lens, automatic exposure, day and night aperture modes, controllable ISO settings and a flash, get ready to capture your memories in vibrant, super-sharp 110 frames, with a depth of field you’ve never seen on a 110 image ever before!
Last spring, in collaboration with Perimetro, we launched an Open Call in which we invited photographers from all over Italy to create a personal project with one roll of 35 mm Lomography film. Today we present Nastassia Isawi’s "Le Donne Palestinesi", shot on Berlin Kino 400 ISO.
Bryan Berryeater set out on a few bike rides around Portland, Oregon, accompanied by the Diana F+, along with some rolls of Lomography Color Negative 400, and Berlin Kino film. He joins us on Lomography Magazine to share his impressions and creative experimentations with the unique camera!
Last spring, in collaboration with Perimetro, we launched an Open Call in which we invited photographers from all over Italy to create a personal project with one roll of 35 mm Lomography film. Today we present Francesca Tilio’s "Teenagers of the 21st Century", shot on LomoChrome Metropolis.
On the look for a great deal? In need for the perfect gift? Not sure what film to get with your camera? Worry not and discover our budget friendly bundles including sweet discounts and freebies for many different products! Don´t miss a great deal and check them out now!
We hit the streets of Lisbon to test the limits of LomoChrome Color ’92 35 mm ISO 400. This time we have pushed our film +1 stop and analyzed three main characteristics: color, grain and contrast. Check out the results!
Last spring, in collaboration with Perimetro, we launched an Open Call in which we invited photographers from all over Italy to create a personal project with one roll of 35 mm Lomography film. Today we present Giorgia dal Molin’s "Ostranenie di Paola", shot on LomoChrome Metropolis film.
Ever wondered which ISO is the best to shoot with the Diana F+? We have tested the camera with our Color Negative 100, 400 and 800 film stocks for a side-by-side comparison. Check out the results!
Don’t know your 35 mm from your 110? Never heard of medium format? Confused about cross-processing? This guide gives a brief overview of everything analogue and you’ll be an expert in no time! Get a head start with film photography with our downloadable 12-page PDF guide.
Brendan Flesher (a.k.a Expired Bren) shares a wonderful series of photos shot on Lomography Color Negative 100, 400, and 800. He gives us insight into his journey into analogue photography, the influence of history in his work, and his process shooting with our Color Negative film family.
Last spring, in collaboration with Perimetro, we launched an Open Call in which we invited photographers from all over Italy to create a personal project with one roll of 35 mm Lomography film. Today we present Arianna Angelini’s "Benedetta Malinconia", shot on Berlin Kino B&W film.
We recently invited film enthusiast Cockembolanh from Vietnam to use our Lomography ISO 400 35mm Color Negative Film and ISO 800 35mm Color Negative Film to capture special moments on her travels to Da Lat and Quy Nhon. Check out her results!
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