A Guide to Lomography Films and Formats
8 Share TweetWhether you're an analogue newbie, a pro photographer or an aspiring filmmaker, Lomography offers a wide range of film to cater to your creative needs. Here's the complete lineup of Lomography films in 35 mm, 110, and 120 formats.
Lomography Color Negative 100
For vivid colors, fantastic sharpness, and smooth fine grain, the Lomography Color Negative 100 is your best bet. At 100 ISO, this emulsion works best when using 35 mm or 120 film in the sunny outdoors – but that doesn’t mean you can’t get remarkable results indoors or in low-light conditions as well.
Lomography Color Negative 400
Highly versatile, the Lomography Color Negative 400 in 35 mm and 120 film dazzles with its bold colors and stunning sharpness. Each roll of this sought-after Lomography film guarantees great results under sunny or cloudy conditions, outdoors or indoors. It’s a must-have for the all-around shooter.
Lomography Color Negative 800
Is ISO 400 not fast enough? The Lomography Color Negative 800 has your back! Available in both 35 mm film and 120 film, this high-speed Lomography film works well in different lighting conditions – a suitable partner for those hungry for low-light shooting and fast-moving subjects.
Lomography Color Tiger 200
Lomography's first color negative in 110 format, the Lomography Color Tiger 200 is a wide-ranging film. At ISO 200, it excels at rendering daytime scenes with punchy colors. And like its namesake, the Lomography Color Tiger 200 works great at capturing nocturnal adventures with a little help of flash.
LomoChrome Purple XR 100-400
Based on the highly popular Kodak Aerochrome Infrared film, the LomoChrome Purple XR 100-400 offers intense, infrared-like color shifts without the hassle of using additional filters or special chemicals. The LomoChrome Purple XR 100-400, which is available in 35 mm film, 110 film, and 120 film, lets you explore the color spectrum like you never have before. Blue becomes green, green becomes purple, pink becomes yellow, and red tones stay red – which keeps the skin color almost natural-looking. While its extended ISO range allows for unlimited creative opportunities, the LomoChrome Purple XR 100-400 produces darker hues at ISO 400, and grows paler when it's shot at lower ISOs.
LomoChrome Turquoise 100-400
The LomoChrome Turquoise, available in 35 mm, 110, and 120 film, is an enchanting trip to wonderland. With this emulsion, warm colors turn blue, blue transforms to gold, and green becomes emerald – all enveloped by turquoise tones. Like the other members of the LomoChrome family, you get slightly different color-shifting effects depending on your chosen ISO.
LomoChrome Metropolis 100-400
Ideal for your urban jungle shoots, the LomoChrome Metropolis is created with a special formula that desaturates colors and mutes tones in 35 mm, 110, and 120 film! Our tip? Try to incorporate a red detail in your subject to make the contrasts pop!
LomoChrome Color '92 400
It’s a blast to the past with the LomoChrome Color ‘92. Available in 35 mm, 110, and 120 film, it’s bursting with retro charm with its rich film grain and nostalgic exploration of colors – capturing life in fascinating blue hues, vibrant reds, and delicate pastel undertones. It’s nostalgia in a film roll.
Lomography Redscale XR 50-200
Lomography Redscale XR 50-200 is the first redscale film in 35 mm and 120 film that has an extended ISO range, which allows flexibility and unlimited creative possibilities. Shooting at a high ISO yields intense fiery colors that gradually get lighter as the ISO setting goes down. Want some intense red and orange hues? Set your camera loaded with the Lomography Redscale XR 50-200 to ISO 200. Aiming for a bit of cool blue and green tones in your image? Set it as ISO 50. Either way, images shot with the Lomography Redscale XR 50-200 will exude a lovely retro feel.
Lomography Lobster Redscale 200
Another first from Lomography, the Lomography Lobster Redscale 200 is the only redscale emulsion available in 110 film format. A perfect film to make copper-colored pictures with a flaming glow, it has a warm personality that will brighten your days with ultra-vibrant snapshots. Although rated at ISO 200, the Lomography Lobster Redscale has wide exposure latitude: expose it at ISO 400 for richer, darker hues or at ISO 100 for muted colors.
Lomography B&W Orca 100
In 2012, Lomography single-handedly resurrected 110 photography with the introduction of Lomography B&W Orca 100, the first film in 110 format to be manufactured since 2009. It might be small in size but its high quality guarantees snapshots with great depth of field and excellent results even at short focal length. This black and white 110 film is rated at ISO 100 and should be developed using traditional black and white processing.
Lomography Earl Grey 100
In the mood for monochrome? Pair the Lomography Earl Grey 100 with your favorite 35 mm or 120 film cameras for photographs with deep black, bright white, and soft shades of gray. With its fine grain, the Lomography Earl Grey 100 suits those who want to add class and drama to their studio portraits and sunlit photo sessions.
Lomography Lady Grey 400
Shoot classy black & white photographs day in and day out with the versatile Lomography Lady Grey 400. At ISO 400, this Lomography film delivers smooth grain, stunning tones, and all the speed you need to capture action and great low-light shots. Available in both 35 mm film and 120 film formats, the Lomography Lady Grey 400 will add a touch of elegance to your photos.
Fantôme Kino ISO 8
Go low with the ISO with the Fantôme Kino. Rated at ISO 8, this black & white film brings a dramatic flair to your photos shot in 35 mm. Evoking a classic Film Noir look with deep shadows and high contrast, everyday scenes take a theatrical turn!
Babylon Kino ISO 13
Capture glamorous grayscale photographs in 35 mm with the Babylon Kino. Given its ISO 13 rating, expect soft tonal contrasts even in super bright scenarios with this panchromatic film.
Potsdam Kino 100
The Potsdam Kino delivers fine grain and subtle contrast in 35 mm and 120 film. Rated at ISO 100, this poetic cine film is a good choice for sunny days and detailed scenes.
Berlin Kino 400
Inspired by the New German Cinema sweeping through Berlin in the 1960s, the Berlin Kino 400 was originally used to make moody monochrome movies. Now, you can achieve that timeless effect as you capture cinematic scenes in 35 mm and 120 film, thanks to this emulsion's gorgeous black & white tones.
Bet that got you excited to shoot some photos! Swing by our online shop to stock up on film. Lomography also has partners all over the world to help serve your analogue needs, so feel free to visit our authorized retail partners in your hometown!
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