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Lomography Lomochrome Purple Color Negative Film (110 Cartridge, 24 Exposures

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Category: 110mm Film

Lomography's Lomochrome Color Negative Purple Film

Lomography's Lomochrome Color Negative Purple Film is an experimental ISO 400/27° film designed to inspire creativity by transforming blues into greens, greens into indigo and purple, and yellows into pinks, while preserving rich red tones. Featuring a vivid color palette, fine grain structure, and high sharpness, this versatile film is ideal for daytime shooting and can also perform well in low-light conditions with a flash. This package includes one 24-exposure cartridge of 110-format film.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael ★★★★★

That purple shift when you shoot a cloudy sky is pure magic, and the ISO 400 speed handled my little 110 camera without any fuss. I've never seen colors like this from such a tiny cartridge.

Julian W. ★★★★★

I shot a roll of purple film at a botanical garden and the greens came out this moody violet while the red flowers stayed weirdly warm. Being ISO 400 it handled the overcast afternoon way better than I expected. Loading it into my little camera was fiddly but the results made me forget that fast.

Claire L. ★★★★★

Shot a roll of this at a friend's birthday and the blues in her dress turned this unreal violet that everyone kept asking about. Being ISO 400, it handled the dim indoor light way better than I expected from an experimental film. Only 24 exposures per cartridge, so I burned through it fast and immed