Lomography Color '92 films

£15.50

36 Exp.

This unique colour negative emulsion provides a burst of retro charm and classic analogue character in any film shooting scenario.

• Explore the colours of everyday life
• Discover fascinating blue hues, vibrant reds and delicate pastel undertones
• Rich film grain for a hint of ’90s nostalgia
• A highly versatile ISO 400 emulsion
• Standard C-41 development process

Film Size: 35mm

Film Type: Colour Negative

ISO: 400

DX Code: No

Development Process: C41

Lomography Metropolis 100-400 IS0 films

£17.99

36 exposures

First New Color Negative Film in Half a Decade
For the first time in 5 years, a new color negative film has seen the light of day – introducing LomoChrome Metropolis – an original color 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. Search for rays of color in a sea of black skyscrapers, frame your subject as they trudge the streets of ghost towns, and disappear down sparsely lit subway entrances and capture portraits unlike anything else.

Analogue Film with Unmatched Flexibility
Available in 35 mm, 120, 110 and 16 mm formats, LomoChrome Metropolis promises to bring a new perspective to every corner of the analogue world. 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.

#NoFilter Needed for Stark Color Shifts
Fight back against the flood of fake and posed imagery, staged vacation shots, empty happiness, carefully curated spontaneity, countless selfies and empty images – devoid of meaning, love, and sincerity. Take a deep breath and go back to the basics with film photography. Learn anew the feeling of surprise and uncertainty, build true connections with your subjects and realize the true value of images.

Develop With Ease
Designed for the universal C-41 process, LomoChrome Metropolis can easily be developed at home or in nearly any photo lab. Regardless of what ISO you choose, the development process remains the same.

Lomography Berlin 

120mm

£10.99

A Refined Formula for True Film Lovers
Inspired by the New German Cinema sweeping through Berlin in the 1960s, our original Berlin Kino Film emulsion was an utter blockbuster. However, as German cinema evolved through time, adapting to meet the innovatory spirit of its founding fathers, so did our film formula. Refined and brimming with greater artistic control, the Berlin Kino B&W 400 2019 Formula will allow you to capture moments of your life in an eternalized enchanting monochrome.

A Film to Expand the Possibilities of Monochrome
Unique in its high dynamic range and ability to produce distinct yet equally stunning results with different filters and development processes, this panchromatic emulsion is a blank canvas for your creativity. The native sensitivity of this film is ISO 400 (27°C). However, due to its impressive latitude, you can push the ISO up to 800, 1600 or 3200 while retaining an impressive tonal range and detail. Capture the gritty beauty of the streets in motion, or sweep into the studio for effortlessly elegant editorial images filled with soft focus and subtle contrast.

Developing Your Creations
This emulsion can be developed both in the lab or at home with the standard black and white process. For home development please consult our development chart below. The standard storage temperature of this film is 20°C, but for long term storage we recommend keeping this film below 10°C. Exposing the film to temperatures above 20°C for long periods of time impacts its performance.

• Kodak D-76
  For standard / general applications we recommend using a developer such as Kodak D-76. This produces images with moderate grain size and great contrast for gorgeous results, without the need for any further manipulation.
• Kodak HC-110
  When the highest degree of flexibility is required, we recommend using a developer such as Kodak HC-110. This renders images with full shadow detail, moderate grain and a wide dynamic latitude, retaining all the detail you need for your photographic project.
• Ilford Ilfosol-3
  If you are prioritizing sharpness or high optical fidelity, we recommend using Ilford Ilfosol-3. This produces fine grain and excellent sharpness perfect for printing and enlarging applications, while also rendering good contrast and shadow detail.
• Reversal
  If you are looking for a unique development process, maximum blackness (Dmax) and improved scanning abilities, we invite you to try the reversal process and turn your negatives into positives. We recommend using the Rollei Black & White Reversal Kit for this process.

Lomography Trio 3 mixed films

ISO 100 - 400

Pack of 3 films

£44.99

Sample Lomography’s coolest, color-shifting 35 mm films and get a free keychain on top. Each film comes in an irresistible, individual tin can.

Take your chromatic creativity up an octave! Sample all three 2021 formula LomoChrome films.
Extraordinary effects with no filter required
Extended ISO 100–400 for extra experimentation
Standard C-41 development process

LomoChrome Purple XR

100-400 ISO 135/36 

£17.99

Unique chemical formulae set the LomoChrome colour negative films apart. Capture 36 unique looking photos with the Lomochrome Purple XR 35mm ISO 100-400 Film Roll for 35mm cameras with creative colour results across the entire spectrum and superb sharpness with a fine grain.

The new formula of the LomoChrome Purple film is a little pétillant on the nose. You’ll still get the psychedelic purple hues and colour-shifting madness, with a sparkling surprise on some frames.

Extraordinary effects with #nofilter required
Extended ISO 100–400 for extra experimentation
An unmistakable aesthetic with fine grain
Standard C-41 development process
Depending on your scanning setup, you may see some tiny black dots appear in the lighter parts of your photo

Lomography Redscale XR

50-200 ISO, 35mm 36 exposures

Pack of 3 films.

£41.99

The clever technique of spooling regular film backwards allows this Lomogaphy redscale 35mm to give your images an incredible mystical red hue.

Setting your camera to different ISO settings  will dial up and down the redness, allowing you to experiment with over 100 shots of rouge-tinted goodness.

FILM WASHI

Founded in 2013 by Lomig Perrotin in a closet of his Parisian flat, and then in the family garage in Saint-Nazaire, Film Washi grew up while staying a one-man-business. The company’s facilities are now located in decommissioned French Army containers, somewhere in Britanny.

The company’s ethos is based on values of innovation, simplicity and ecology. The adopted processes link it to the Maker and DIY movements: recycling takes an important part in the making of films, and many production tools (including 120 rollers, 135-cartridge loader, or IR glasses) have been made out of recycled parts.

With more than 110.000 films sold since it was created, Film Washi stays a relatively minor player on the analog photography market. It does not try to compete against major film makers, but to complement them instead, offering photographers a different, novel approach to analogue photography.

Washi - Z

400 ISO 24 exposures

£9.50

Originally coated for aerial vegetation mapping, "Z" is a near infrared sensitive film, offering nice contrast and green shades separation.

A pretty unique stock, the Washi Film Z is a 400 ISO, near infrared sensitive film. This makes it excellent for landscape photography with its striking contrast, even in cloudy weather conditions. It’s possible to exaggerate the infrared effect [dark sky and highlight red and green] using a red filter.

Non DX coded

Film Washi introduced itself as the world’s smallest film company. Launched in 2013 and based in Brittany, France, 'Film Washi' specialises in handcrafted film stocks and industrial film conversion. 

These films are coated by machines in other factories but are not made for regular photography. They may have been designed for exposition through automatic machines, like motion picture sound or leader film, or even not intended for visible light, like X-ray films. Some other are reserved to governmental or military uses, like surveillance films. However, these films can be hacked from their intended use for artistic or fun purposes. That is why Film Washi converts them to standard formats to make them usable in classic cameras.

Read more about the company here.

Washi - X

100 ISO maskless colour film

£15.99

"X" is a technical film with no orange mask that gives beautiful warm toned and highly saturated pictures which recall the first colour negative film of the 40’s & 50’s. It also offer the possibility to process it in both C41 (negative) or E6 (slide) process.

These films are coated by machines in other factories but are not made for regular photography. They may have been designed for exposition through automatic machines, like motion picture sound or leader film, or even not intended for visible light, like X-ray films. Some other are reserved to governmental or military uses, like surveillance films. However, these films can be hacked from their intended use for artistic or fun purposes. That is why Film Washi converts them to standard formats to make them usable in classic cameras.

WASHI 'F' 120mm

£9.99

100 ISO

Film "F" is a special X-ray film used for mass lung disease diagnose and it is the first time such film is made available in 135. It is a truly a unique film that offer, being coated without anti-halation layer, a high diffusion effect and beautiful grain.

Read more about the company here.

Film Washi was born with film "W": a black and white hancrafted film that is hand-coated on a traditional Japanese paper known as Washi. Inspired by the paper negatives of Henry Fox-Talbot (1841, Calotype) and the early Eastman paper rolls (1884, Translucene), its goal is to obtain a strong graphical effect on a way that may evoke the æsthetics of the early XXth century pictorialism, and to do so directly on the negative. Both very strong and transparent, this paper brings its fibrous texture to the negatives, thus making the physical film base a core part of the picture.

Besides this artisanal activity, Film Washi offers specialty films as well, which were made in other factories but reserved to a limited field of technical applications. These may be well-known media, such as X-ray films used in radiography, but whose photographic use is very limited, or other, more confidential products. Film Washi converts these films to standard photographic formats, in order to allow them to be used in normal cameras.

Finally, Film Washi offers its professional or individual clients a possibility to order specific, custom works.