110 Film

A new colour C-41 film from Lomography! "This film comes with a unique chemical formula specifically developed in our Lomography film manufactory, which desaturates colours, mutes tones and makes contrasts pop." First New Colour Negative Film in Half a Decade For the first time in 5 years, a new colour negative film has seen the light of day – introducing LomoChrome Metropolis – an original colour negative film from the Lomography films manufacturer laboratory. The LomoChrome Metropolis is built for exploring the urban jungle in all of its grit and beauty. Analogue Film with Unmatched Flexibility Take your adventures to greater heights than ever before with a unique extended 100-400 ISO range and fine cinestyle grain structure. Change sensitivity mid role as your walk into the urban abyss below, while remaining compatible with the classic C41 process. LomoChrome Metropolis revels in mischief, confusion, love and conflict. True to its name, LomoChrome Metropolis was built to serve as the foundation for the future of film photography. Develop With Ease Regardless of what ISO you choose, the development process remains the same. - 24 exposures per roll - Flexible exposure latitude, set at 100-400iso - 110 format - Colour C-41 Process

Carefully crafted by Lomography's colour contortionist chemical engineers, LomoChrome Purple Film is a delicate balance of the finest photon reactive silver halide crystals, this formula is composed of an exquisite fusion of special colour compounds that will yield tones that flourish and fade. Use it to craft a heady blend of earthy reds, crisp plums and velvety violet notes. LomoChrome Purple film lets you explore the colour spectrum like you never have before. Blue becomes green, green becomes purple, yellow becomes pink. Red tones stay red, which keeps skin colours natural in a sea of trippy tones. Aside from its remarkable colour quality, LomoChrome Purple delivers vibrant photos with superb sharpness. Control the colour changes in your photos by selecting different ISO settings. Green tones will become a shiny purple when you use an ISO 100 setting, but with an ISO 400 setting greens will instead become a darker indigo. The sensitivity of the film is ISO 400 (27°). Yet its high flexibility in terms of light sensitivity also allows you to set your camera to ISO 200 (24°) and ISO 100 (21°). This gives you more options for experimentation in different lighting conditions. - C-41 colour process - 110 format film