By So while we were in Colorado I decided to test out some LomoChrome Purple 400ISO 35mm film. This film adds a purple tint to the photos. Okay, you can actually shoot this film at 100 to 400ISO but I think I shot this roll at 400. Having now used this film, I did figure out that the images really need something in both the foreground and background. The purple colors just look better that way. I don’t know if I would use this film again. It’s fun but I prefer black and white or
I shot these photos on a Pentax K1000. We do have other 35mm cameras, but this one is my go-to. I’ve figured it out for the most part. I did manage to waist a whole role in Utah, it didn’t catch and I didn’t get any photos from that roll. That’s the thing with film – it can be fickle. I’d love to know what you think of this film, let me know in the comments.
Colorado Adventures
- Boulder Hikes
- Estes Park Adventures
Film Experiments and Information
This is not nearly all of the posts I have made that include film photography but these are the one that will hopefully give you an overview of all the stuff we have done and some information if you are interested in getting involved with film photography.
- Dubblefilm Jelly – 35mm film with a multicolored wash
- Beauty in Decay
- Football on Film
- Denton on Film
- Bluebonnet Festival
- Film and Film Labs
- Rollicord Review of Sorts
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