#lomochrome 92 review

This is the 35mm Lomography LomoChrome Color '92 400 ISO film stock, and as the name implies, it captures images with a 90’s vibe. I brought my camera loaded with the LomoChrome ‘92 to use for a weekend. Perhaps the most noticeable thing about the LomoChrome ‘92 is the grain, both on the highlights and shadows. If you’re shooting in low-light or at night with the LomoChrome ‘92, you'll have to prepare a lens with a wide aperture or, a slow shutter, or a flash to get the most out of the film. Nonetheless, I’m quite happy with how the photos came out with the LomoChrome ‘92. You can try pushing or pulling the film by one stop for a different result, but Lomochrome recommends it being shot box speed. Overall, the Lomography LomoChrome Color '92 Film has been an enjoyable film to use and shoot. [gallery type="thumbnails" columns="6" size="medium" ids="343660,343672,343673,343674,343675,343685,343677,343676,343679,343686,343687,343661,343671,343683,343682,343681,343680,343678" orderby="rand"] The Lomography LomoChrome Color ‘92 Film is now on sale and is available in 35mm, 120, and 110 formats. Read more in our articles including "Lomography LomoChrome Color '92 Film Review" and "DJI Avata 360 -- why it changed the way we shoot videos".