Amazing colors! What film did you use?

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its actually regular 100 speed 35mm film I got from lomography.com.
its like they're special brand or something. lol. I love it though. I did bring out some of the color in PaintShop Pro too

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That explains it
I've been looking at getting some "Lomography" film. I have trouble buying the hype, though. The variety of results this film gets is pretty wide.

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Awsome

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yeah. I've gotten pretty good results so far, but Ive only shot two rolls with it, and like I said, I do tweak it a little in PSP. buuuuuut if you want some really cool results try using slide film [I like Fuji Sensia or Velvia] and processing it as regular color negative film. it looks amazing. the colors are really vivid and sometimes a little off [like there might be a slightly blue-green tone to the whole picture etc] but in a good way. in other words...its awesome. you'll probably have to tell the people wherever you develop it that you know its slide film and you want to cross-process it [process it c-41 like reg. film] or else theyll tell you they cant do it or they have to send it out or if they can do it there, theyll just process it as slide film. soooo...yeah. lol

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thank youuuuuu

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The only thing that's been deterring me from slide film is that I hear it's not forgiving of incorrect exposure, and I have one fixed camera and one pre-war rangefinder (not accurate). Also, the price is about double what I normally pay for color negative film (but the awesome results are surely worth it)

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yes it is a bit more expensive...but like you said worth it ..plus they usually come in 36 exp. rolls [at least at our store] so you dont have to buy as many at a time. as far as exposure goes, I havent noticed it being any less forgiving than anything else really, plus you can get different speeds just like regular film. I;ve only seen as high as 400 but they probably make 800 somewhere [too much grain for me though]. but yeah...

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