8 Kommentare

1. 
   wesco · 2013-07-28 21:59

   Best exposure of the roll. It seems that the Lomochrome Purple needs a lot of light, iso 50 might be more appropriate?

2. 
   sandravo · 2013-07-28 22:12

   @wesco - I didn't do a light measurement for every single photo, but they were all exposed mostly the same, at around 100iso. Honestly I think I should go the other way, not down to 50 but up to 160... This pic, that you find best exposed, was shot at the same settings as the others, but in a fairly dark corner, which would give 150 or 200 iso. My gut feeling tells me it works similar as redscale: go for high iso if you want dark reds, go for low iso if you want suttle yellows. In this case: go for high iso if you want the strong purple and pistachio-greens, go for lower iso if you like a hint of lilac and baby blues (sort of). I took one at lower iso settings by mistake, and that came out really weird...
   Some of these photos were shot against grey skies, which may give the impression the film needed more light. But even lomochrome can't make the sun shine ;-)

   Good luck using the lomochrome! Curious to see what others come up with :-)

3. 
   plyshbel · 2013-07-29 09:13

   Great album!

4. 
   wolfinthewoods · 2013-07-29 10:47

   Impressive album with great shots !!

5. 
   wesco · 2013-07-29 12:33

   @sandravo: Thanks for your elaborate response! It will take some time to get familiar with this weird type of film. I'm curious for everyones experiences too.

   I have not ordered the Lomochrome Purple yet. I found a minimum order of about € 50 a little bit to much for a product that no one had used yet, and which would take about half a year to arrive.

6. 
   streuobst · 2013-07-29 15:32

   the whole album is great

7. 
   mapix · 2013-07-29 18:29

   thanks for your exposure hints - really great album!!

8. 
   sandravo · 2013-07-29 18:32

   Thanks guys! Good luck shooting your first lomochrome purple! @streuobst @mapix