LomoChrome Turquoise | The Other-Worldly Film Stock
In today's video, I am testing Lomography's Lomochrome Turquoise. Lomochrome Turquoise is a new C41 color negative film stock from @lomographicsociety. This film turns everything either shades of orange or turquoise. This results in some out of this world photos. I loaded a roll of this film into my Canon P rangefinder and took it all over Wichita. I tested it in different lighting conditions to see how it would perform. This film is said to be a variable ISO film that can be rated anywhere from 100-400 ISO. I personally got the best results when shooting this film at 400 ISO. I hope you enjoy the video and get to try out Lomo Turquoise for yourself! Bye now!
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
0:18 - What is Lomo Turquoise?
1:57 - Testing ISO Capability
2:26 - Testing in Wichita
3:00 - Indoor Testing at an Abandoned Shopping Mall
3:43 - More Testing in Wichita
5:07 - Final Thoughts
6:58 - Bonus Footage & Medium Format Photos
9:24 - Outro
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